The ChessKid team will be in Spokane, WA from December 11-14 for the 2025 National K-12 Grades. You’ll have a chance to compete in the 2025 US Chess National Puzzle Championship!
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ChessKid grants for schools are back for a third year! Our mission is to teach every kid how to play chess, and to help support school systems during a challenging few years. Find out how to apply for a grant in this article!
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The ChessKid team will be in National Harbor, Maryland from December 6-8, 2024 for the 2024 National K-12 Grade Championships.
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