Fullerton: Life Skills for Pre-Teens
At The Etiquette Factory, we go beyond teaching surface-level behaviors, we focus on building strong character and lifelong social skills. Children don't just learn what to do, they learn why it matters. When a child understands how their actions impact others, manners become authentic, not forced.
Our exclusive program helps pre-teens develop strong manners, character, and essential social skills that shape both personal and future professional success. Students gain a deeper understanding of integrity, respect, empathy, and kindness, and how these values influence the way they interact with the world.
Through engaging, interactive lessons, pre-teens build confidence, improve communication, and learn how to navigate real-life situations with thoughtfulness and self-awareness. Topics include introductions, dining etiquette, handling peer pressure, valuing yourself and others, acts of kindness, social media awareness, and more.
This program empowers students to make positive choices, build meaningful relationships, and grow into confident, respectful individuals.
$20 Supply Fee due at first class.
Campers Gift Set included (T-Shirt, Manners Music CD, and Set Right Placemat).
This page is for informational purposes only. Registration must me done through the City's Recreation Page.
Click the tab "Register Online" below to be redirected to the city registration page.
NOTE: If the class is FULL, not only put your name on the class waiting list but feel free to email me your information and I will contact you if a spot opens up.
Questions? Feel free to contact me at:
Email @ EtiquetteWithMsJenn@gmail.com
Phone: 661-433-3233
Class Begins
Oct 20, 2026
No class
- Tuesday Nov 24, 2026
Location of Class:
Hunt Branch Library
201 S Basque Avenue
Fullerton CA
Class Presented by
Jessica M.
Jessica is a former homeschooling mom who eagerly brings her professionalism and cheerfulness to help your students flourish in communication and character.
She brings years of volunteerism and service including: at regional and national speech and debate tournaments, helping critique students in Lincoln-Douglas Value Debate, Parliamentary Team Debate, Team Policy Debate, Platform, Interpretative and Limited Preparation Speech at regional club meetings. She has decades of volunteerism in Children’s Ministry: on staff, and in leadership for Vacation Bible School (VBS), as well as teaching Sunday School for the K-2nd grades.
As a volunteer academic coordinator, she has helped interview and coordinate demo classes for instructors/vendor candidates at a South Orange County university-model homeschool campus. She was responsible for onboarding paperwork and guidance for newly hired teachers for the charter school processes. She wrote and compiled all course descriptions, instructor biographies, required curriculum and texts.
In her prior life, she was a public relations and marketing executive. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in journalism and mass communication from the University of Colorado, Boulder.
