Lauryn Daniels, 7, said she now knows how important it is not to vaunt gum when someone is talking.

“It is annoying so you shouldn’t do that,” Lauryn said. Sitting allied a spouse was another thing Lauryn said she learned during the classes.

“I’m very proud of these girls,” said Ladetra Robinson, founder of the school. During the second round of classes, the students in addition got to visit the Baltimore Aquarium and The Maryland Theatre.

Plans are under method for dancing lessons, which will be in preparation for a grand cotillion in the fall.

Memorial Rec Director Bob Petties said the Blossom School has been good for the community. He thanked the parents who brought their children faithfully to each rank.

In addition to Alexis, the latest graduates include Hailey Daniels, Lauryn Daniels (Miss Congeniality), Lovelei Holly, London Holly, Aneka Moore, Anesha Moore, Rukeria Mooney, Akela Taylor (Miss Manners) and Madison Weedon.

Instructors include Ladetra and Randy Robinson, Mary Jane Koontz and Tiffany Arnold. Classes are held in manners, creative writing, cooking and crafts.

“I veritably enjoyed working with the girls,” Koontz said. She announced tentative plans during the term of a Halloween party and a Christmas incident.

The Blossom School of Etiquette classes are ongoing and a monthly calendar is posted at Memorial Rec for signup. For more advice, call 301-790-0203.