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The SuperNationals: Scholastic Chess & Star Appearances

April 1 Scholastic Chess, Tournaments/Events no comments

SuperNationals: Stars Scheduled to Appear SuperNationals ( April 3-5, 2009 ) The SuperNationals is a National Scholastic Event which combines three spring national tournaments, the National Elementary (K-6), the National...

USCF SuperNationals Video Challenge

April 1 Scholastic Chess no comments

From the USCF Website Watch Entries From the SuperNationals Video Challenge By Jerry Nash March 30, 2009 Check out the USCF SuperNationals Video Challenge, hosted on USCF’s vimeo page. All submissions will be enter...

U.S. Chess Federation & U.S. Chess Trust to Award Scholarships

February 17 Scholastic Chess no comments

2009 Scholar-Chessplayer Awards Application Deadline is March 1, 2009 – Don’t Miss it ! About the 2009 Scholar-Chessplayer Award These annual scholarships awarded by the USCF and the US Chess Trust, are inten...

Some Thoughts on the Educational Merits of the Game of Chess

October 31 Scholastic Chess no comments

Some Thoughts on the Educational Merits of the Game of Chess (Phil Shapiro at pshapiro@his.com previously published…) The movie “Searching for Bobby Fisher” helped make many people more aware about the ...

For Teachers and Coaches: A Beginners Guide to Coaching Scholastic Ch...

June 18 Articles, Scholastic Chess no comments

A Beginners Guide to Coaching Scholastic Chess by Ralph Bowman Foreword I started playing tournament Chess in 1962. I became an educator and began coaching Scholastic Chess in 1970. I became a tournament director and o...

The U.S. Chess Trust Is One of the Sponsors of the Chess in Education ...

June 13 Scholastic Chess no comments

The U.S. Chess Trust is One of the Sponsors of the Chess in Education Workshop ! USCF Chess in Education Workshop to Be Held in Dallas, August 7, 2008 Contact: Alexey Root alexey.root@gmail.com Release date: June 7, 2008...

Scholastics and the Soul of Chess: Is Scholastic Chess Killing Tournam...

June 7 Articles, Scholastic Chess no comments

Scholastics and the Soul of Chess: Is Scholastic Chess Killing Tournament Chess, or, Saving It? by Tom Braunlich The debate about the nature of chess used to be whether it is a sport, an art, or a science. Now a powerfu...

One of the Winners of the Scholastic Service Awards: Southern Arizona...

June 6 Scholastic Chess no comments

The Southern Arizona Chess Association (SACA) is one of the recipients of the prestigious Scholastic Service Award (Organization). The Southern Arizona Chess Association (SACA) has been an affiliate of the USCF since 198...

One of the Winners of the 2008 Scholastic Service Award: Steven Shutt

June 4 Scholastic Chess no comments

Steven Shutt Note from the Editor: Beatriz Marinello I have had the honor to know Steven Shutt since 1991. Since then, I have seen Steven performing different roles, such as an expert level player, chess coach, member of...

One of the Winners of the 2008 Scholastic Service Award: Michael Khoda...

June 3 Scholastic Chess no comments

Michael Khodarkovsky About Michael Khodarkovsky An internationally ranked chess master, Michael Khodarkovsky was born in Odessa, Ukraine, on July 21, 1958, and now resides in New Jersey. Michael was a well known trainer...

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