Tel: 1.202.857.4922Email: admin@chessctr.orghttp://chessctr.org/ U.S. Chess Center Day Camp Schedule Nationally certified chess coaches experienced with all levels of ability. We have made learning chess fun for more than 35,000 local students since 1992. The best chess teaching organization in the country. Register on-line at: (202) 857-4922 June 17 – 21: Orange Hunt Elementary, Springfield, VA
June 24 – 28: Willow Springs Elementary, Fairfax, VA
July 8 – 12: Churchill Road Elementary, McLean, VA9:00 – 3:00 (aftercare option to 5:00) for beginner-intermediate students entering grades 2 – 7. July 22 – 26: Colvin Run Elementary, Vienna, VA9:00 – 3:00 (aftercare option to 5:00) for beginner-intermediate students entering grades 2 – 7. July 29 – August 2: Colvin Run Elementary, Vienna, VAAugust 12 – 16: Alpha STEM in Chantilly, VA
Cancellation policy: The U.S. Chess Center offers high-quality chess instruction at reasonable cost. We are a non-profit 501(c)(3) educational charity with the mission of teaching chess to children as a means of improving their academic and social skills. We emphasize good sportsmanship so that everyone has fun. We use a 10:1 or better student:teacher ratio. Our students have won nearly every national and state chess championship title and our coaches have won about 20 Virginia Coach of the Year titles in the past 25 years. Hundreds of our students have earned college scholarships.
Teaching Kids to Think. Learning a skill for lifeU.S. Chess Center teachers have provided high-quality chess instruction to at-risk youth since 1992. In that time, nearly every child we have taught completed high school by the age of 18. Two long-time students became Rhodes Scholars. Many others earned academic scholarships with hundreds attending highly selective universities. We have had more than 35,000 students complete at least 15 weeks of our classes. Published on May 14, 2014 The U.S. Chess Center works with at-risk children, using chess to help them with academic and social skills. This video highlights the value of chess for children from various backgrounds.
Last update: 6/14/2019
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