Potomac Debate Camp

Grades 7-10, June 24-28

Are you interested in becoming effective at Persuasion? This camp is for you then! Join this camp to learn strategies around building your debating skills. Since, debate is a structured argument about a given resolution, campers in this program learn persuasion, nuance, and how to use evidence to further their cases. Be prepared to argue either side of the resolution with little preparation time! Debate is a partner event, where the goal is to teach campers to learn to work effectively as a cohesive unit and maintain excellent internal communication during a debate round.
Taught by The Potomac School’s nationally regarded coaching staff, campers use their voices to advocate for, or to refute the resolution. Most of our Potomac School varsity debate students compete in speech as well.

This program will end at 4:00 pm everyday. All debate students must be picked up at carpool each day as bus service is not available at this time.

This program is directed by Harry Strong, Potomac’s Director of Forensics and K-12 Public Speaking Coordinator.