Dancing lessons for teen boys?

I take ballroom/swing/lating dance lessons myself.  This is definitely not the kind of dancing they do in high school.  It's pretty rare for anybody under 40 to be in the classes.  I think if the local YMCA, or teen activity center had some kind of dance classes geared toward teens it probably would be hip-hop--you could check into that, but don't enrol them unless they are interested.  But you are right, later in life, women love to find men who know how to dance.

I hate to break it to ya, Grandpa, but I just don't see teenage boys lining up to watch "Dancing With The Stars" or "Glee". Dancing for kids today aint what you remember it to be, as the link below makes ABUNDANTLY clear.  When I was watching the Today Show, I 'bout spit my coffee across the room.  Of course, in the interest of full disclourse, a few weeks ago when Al Roker said "The Pitbull people are in the back", I thought he was talking about a dog rescue organization.  http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/14/david-gregory-psy-gangnam-style_n_1884792.html    The video is priceless, and the article is very funny, too.

If your grandsons display interest in dancing, then lessons are appropriate.  If they displayed interest in tennis, then lessons in THAT would be appropriate also.  If they are NOT interested, then lessons are a waste of time and money.  I have no doubt that the boys will be able to meet girls without dance lessons.  In fact, it has been my experience that most kids meet BEFORE they go to a dance, and that when they DO go, they learn whatever kind of gyration is going on,  from their friends

My friend is a high school teacher who has chaperoned some dances.  I have heard of "grinding" before--which is just what you might imagine.  She says she has to keep kids from practically having sex on the dance floor.