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Scholastic Chess

How to Tell if Your Child is Ready for Tournament Play

May 29 Scholastic Chess no comments
Tips on How to Tell if Your Child is Ready for Tournament Play: Your child already participates in a Chess Class and/or has a brother or sister experienced in tournament play. Your child shows an interest in participatin...

2008 Scholastic Service Awards

May 26 Scholastic Chess no comments
After lengthy deliberation the Scholastic Council is pleased to put forth two names for the Scholastic Service Award:  Stephen Shutt and Michael Khodarkovsky. This week we will be featuring the recipients of this prestig...

58 Schools Participate in Baltimore Citywide Chess Championship

May 25 Scholastic Chess, Tournaments/Events no comments
The Baltimore City Schools Chess Championships were held on Tuesday, May 20th. The championships were graciously hosted by the Center for Talented Youth at Johns Hopkins University. The competition was intense as the qua...

Powerful Combination of Pieces

May 12 Scholastic Chess no comments
Powerful Combination of Pieces ! In this position, Black can either checkmate in three moves or win the White Queen. The Queen and the Knight are the most powerful combination of pieces, since they can cover all the move...

A Brilliant Rook Sacrifice

May 11 Scholastic Chess no comments
Find an impressive and elegant way for Black to win the game!

Should You Start a Scholastic Chess Club?

May 10 Scholastic Chess no comments
With the Bert Lerner Elementary Nationals under way, many schools, parents, teachers, and school administrators may be wondering – Should we start a Scholastic Chess Club in our school? At the Elementary Nationals,...

The Bert Lerner Elementary Nationals Kick Off! (May 9-11, 2008)

May 9 Scholastic Chess, Tournaments/Events no comments
The Bert Lerner Elementary Nationals Kick Off ! This is the largest and the most competitive Scholastic Chess Event in the country!  636 Teams from 45 States , 43 States represented, and 2178 Players! Location: David L. ...

The 2008 Burt Lerner National Elementary Championship is Coming Up!

May 7 Scholastic Chess, Tournaments/Events no comments
2008 Burt Lerner National Elementary Championship May 9-11,2008 • Westin Conv. Center • 1000 Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15222 (May 8 – Bughouse & Blitz) , Click Here for the National Elementary Rules Location:...

Chess and Standard Test Scores

May 5 Articles, Scholastic Chess no comments
Chess and Standard Test Scores by James M. Liptrap Summary: Regular (non-honors) Elementary students who participated in a school chess club showed twice the improvement of non-chessplayers in Reading and Mathematics bet...

Results For All-Girls Nationals: Medina Parilla Wins the UT Dallas Sc...

April 29 Scholastic Chess, Tournaments/Events no comments
Kasparov Chess Foundation organized the Girls Nationals’ in association with Dallas Chess Club, UTD, and USCF. This event took place from April 25 – 27th. (See Related Articles) Girls from public, private and...
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