For the students of I.S. 180K, the road to the National Scholastic Chess Championships is full of late nights, tricky puzzles, and countless games, but it’s also full of friendship,…

For many junior high students at P.S/M.S. 279X, competing at the National Scholastic Chess Championships is one of the most exciting milestones in their chess journey. It’s a chance to…

For the students of 582K, the National Scholastic Chess Championships is more than just a tournament. It is the result of months of practice, teamwork, and determination. From reviewing openings…

For many young chess players, competing at the National Scholastic Chess Championships represents the pinnacle of their school chess journey. It’s more than just a tournament, it’s a celebration of…

For many young chess players, competing at the National Scholastic Chess Championships represents the pinnacle of their school chess journey. It’s more than just a tournament, it’s a celebration of…

For many young chess players, competing at the National Scholastic Chess Championships represents the pinnacle of their school chess journey. It’s more than just a tournament, it’s a celebration of…

Chess in the Schools’ College Bound Program empowers students from all backgrounds to achieve their aspirations, whether it’s securing their first part-time job, exploring new states, or gaining admission to…

Chess in the Schools is dedicated to building a community of future leaders, and our College Bound Ambassadors are at the heart of this mission. This program allows students to…

Tommy Herrera recently had the opportunity to work his first tournament as a Tournament Director. Filled with a mix of anticipation and nervousness, he approached the tournament with an open…

Chess in the Schools  The Andy Lerner Award for Excellence in Chess Education: Winners Announced  April 16, 2024. New York City. The winners of the Andy Lerner Award for Excellence…