SENIOR COTILLION

THE WILDFLOWER GUILD SENIOR COTILLION PROGRAM

The Senior Cotillion Program is for high school aged students and is a continuation of the Junior Cotillion Program.

Open to students in grades 9–12, the Wildflower Guild Senior Cotillion Program offers a unique, year-by-year curriculum designed to nurture etiquette, cultural appreciation, and essential life skills.

Freshman Year: Students begin their journey with a focus on visual arts appreciation. They participate in hosting responsibilities at the Cultural Activities Center (CAC), supporting gallery openings and events.

Sophomore Year: The curriculum expands to classical music appreciation. Students have the opportunity to usher at concerts and attend performances, deepening their cultural literacy.

Junior Year: Students master formal event etiquette in preparation for our signature Wildflower Guild Ball, a refined evening where the students demonstrate their poise, decorum, and social graces.

Senior Year: The final year emphasizes real-world readiness, with seminars on topics such as résumé writing, interview techniques, financial literacy, and self-defense.

About the Wildflower Guild Ball:

Each spring, Senior Cotillion students in their Junior Year of High School present their mastery of formal event etiquette and celebrate their accomplishments in the Wildflower Guild Program at the signature Wildflower Guild Ball. The Ball is a refined evening where the students demonstrate their poise, decorum, and social graces. It is also a time where family and friends come together for an enjoyable evening of music, dancing, and celebration of the Belles and Beaux.