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Washington Urban Debate League
Basic Information
Address: 5105 34th St NW
Phone Number: 2027707887
Action Shots
Additional Information
Director: David Trigaux
Schools Served: Anna Julia Cooper PCS
Alice Deal Middle School
Ballou High School
Benjamin Banneker High School
Benjamin Tasker Middle School
Bowie High School
Browne Education Campus
Capital City PCS
Capital Hill Montessori
Capital Village PCS
Central High School
Charles Flowers High School
Columbia Heights Education Campus
DC International School PCS
DC Prep PCS
DuVal High School
Eastern High School
EL Haynes PCS
Fredrick Douglas High School
Friendship Collegiate Academy PCS
Friendship Woodridge PCS
Greenbelt Middle School
Hardy Middle School
Henry Wise High School
Ida B. Wells Middle School
Inspired Teaching PCS
Kenmoor Middle School
Kettering Middle School
Largo High School
New North Middle School
Northwestern High School
Phelps ACE High School
Ron Brown College Prep
School Without Walls Francis-Stevens
Stuart Hobson Middle School
Stephen Decatur Middle School
Suitland High School
The Seed School PCS
Thomas Johnson Middle School
Thurgood Marshall Academy PCS
Washington Latin PCS
Washington Leadership Academy PCS
Wilson High School
School District: Washington D.C., Prince George's County Public Schools
County: DC
Schedule: Year Round
Ages: Middle and High School students
Capacity: Washington
Membership/Pricing: Free
Setting:
After School (at your school) and weekend competitions
History:
The WUDL is 4 years old and already works with more than 500 students and 40 schools across D.C. and Prince George's County. Demand for our program has been overwhelming, and we're growing rapidly.
Program Highlights:
The purpose of an urban debate league is to make debate free and accessible for all, especially those from under-resourced communities.
Urban Debate League of the Year (2018)
Urban Debater of the Year (2019)
Urban Debater of the Year Finalists (2017, 2019)
Middle School National Champions (2019)
"One of the Best" Local Non-profits: D.C. Catalogue of Philanthropy (2018)
Activities:
After School Debate Programs
Debate Tournaments
Travel Team (National)
Debate In The Classroom
Financial Literacy
Program Information:
The WUDL supports debate programs across the D.C. area at public schools. Teams meet at the schools with school-based teams to practice just like a sport, then compete in weekend tournaments. The WUDL provides resources, stipends, and curriculum for the after school practices, recruits coaches and volunteers, and hosts the local tournament schedule. The WUDL takes its best and brightest and travels to regional competitions around the country.
All of our programs are free of charge for students attending public schools.