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Lincoln/Douglas debate classes for high and middle school students

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Lincoln/Douglas debate for high and middle school students


BAY AREA SPEECH AND DEBATE ACADEMY
110 N Santa Cruz Ave, Suite C, Los Gatos, CA 94526
www.bayareadebate.com
info@bayareadebate.com
408-384-2419

Bay Area Speech/Debate Academy conducts one of the strongest Speech and Debate programs in the Bay Area.
Our classes prepare students to compete in Middle and High School tournaments held around the Bay Area and nation. We teach more than one debate format so that students will be prepared for the different types of debate featured in the area. Although we encourage our students participate in tournaments, it is not necessary. We enter our students in National Junior Forensics League, which allows them to accumulate points to participate in High School Forensics League and latter on in College.

We are opening new sessions to prepare students to compete in Lincoln/Douglas format.

Lincoln/Douglas is one on one debate with topics are based on logic, ethical values, and philosophy.

September/October Topic
Resolved: The United States ought to extend to non-citizens accused of terrorism the same constitutional due process protections it grants to citizens.
http://www.nflonline.org/StudentResources/Topics/



We have classes to prepare for this format.
Saturday from 11:45 to 1:15 pm, instructor Stacy Dawson, http://www.bayareadebate.com/Middle_and_HS_Programs.html


Wednesday 3:00 to 4:30 pm, instructor Don Heinsohn http://www.bayareadebate.com/Home.html


Sunday from 4:00-5:30 pm in Fremont, instructor Don Heinsohn http://www.bayareadebate.com/Home.html

Our team will compete in this topic at Presentation HS tournament, October 5-7.
Also we run Lincoln/Douglas camps August 20-24
In Fremont from 10:00-12:00 - registration closed
In Fremont from 12:30 to 2:30pm -registration open
One week camp, M-F, two hour a day camp - $250.

Other class at Bay Area Speech/Debate Academy:

Saturday from 10:00 to 11:30 am, 5-7 graders debate class. Teacher Jennifer Brooks. This callas is preparation for P.Burnett speech tournament and learning Congretional debate

Saturday from 1:30-3:00pm -7-9 Public Forum debate class. preparation for Harker HS tournament, September,22. Teacher Stacy Dawson, see profile http://www.bayareadebate.com/Middle_and_HS_Programs.html


Monday from 6-7:30 pm public forum. Teacher Stacy Dawson, see profile http://www.bayareadebate.com/Middle_and_HS_Programs.html


Saturday 11:45 to 1:15 pm , Elementary school speech and writing. Jennifer Brooks a teacher for this class is a State Champion and Berkley graduate.


Saturday 9-10am middle school writing. Teacher -Jennifer Brooks.
Wednesday classes with Don Heinsohn, in Lincoln/Douglas, Extemp, AP history.

For more information please visit our website http://www.bayareadebate.com/Middle_and_HS_Programs.html
fill out our contact form: http://www.bayareadebate.com/Contact_Us.html
or call the owner of Bay Area Debate Academy, Helen at 408-384-2419

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