Posted on 03/10/2016 9:41:00 AM PST by Pan_Yan
A South Carolina elementary teacher is working to help his young students learn how to act like gentlemen, according to a report by WSMV.
Raymond Nelson of Memminger Elementary in Downtown Charleston hosts 60 kids every Wednesday at the Gentlemans Club, where the children are taught how to dress and act like gentlemen.
He works with children who are at-risk children and came up with this idea to help the children.
I was thinking maybe if I have the boys dress for success, said Nelson. When was the last time you saw someone fighting in a tuxedo?
The clubs motto is Look good, feel good, do good.
The children meet with Nelson each Wednesday decked out in their best clothes. Nelson even provides some jackets, ties and vests for the children who do not have some of their own.
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It actually should be part of art class—no finer artistry then what God has provided.
“How about a school to teach girls how to be ladies?”
When I was 12 my mama sent me to charm school, sponsored
by the local Parks and Recreation Department.
One memorable session on table manners included The Ladylike Way to Consume A Banana.
Lol!
And I thought the whole walking with books on the head was as crazy as it got at one of those schools.
Sounds pretty exotic compared to ours; the two-step and the fox trot. LOL!
Well, it’s a Tradition.
Great to hear. No wonder southerners are, generally speaking, more polite than northerners.
Men and women are dancing together in that number!
Not kosher!
Later in the show it’s a big issue. Good singing, though.
I hope they have at least one session on the dangers of marriage in our current legal climate, including a guest-speaker who was stripped of kids, house, car, and money without warning or cause.
Other than that, I love this idea.
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