FALL 2025 - REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!

Chess2Children is pleased to announce our Fall 2025 schedule! We are pleased to announce we will be back at many of our schools from last year! Returning to King Springs Elementary (4 classes), Bullard Elementary (2 classes), Vaughan Elementary (2 classes), St. Benedicts (1 Upper, 3 Lower School), St. Joseph’s (Lower and Upper School), Smyrna Elementary, Teasley Elementary, Swift School, Nickajack Elementary, St. Catherine’s (Upper and Lower School), Sedalia Park and Marietta City Schools (Burruss, MCAA, Westside and Hickory Hills).

Registration for Kings Springs, Bullard, Smyrna, Teasley, Nickajack and Vaughan will be coordinated and handled through FunClubs, which those schools use for all their enrichment sign-up’s.

https://www.funclubs.com/schools

Registration for Marietta City Schools, St. Benedicts, The Swift School and St. Josephs will be done through their processes, from their respective schools.

MCS - https://mariettacommunityschool.ce.eleyo.com/beforeandafterschool

St. Catherine’s and St. Joseph’s will be handled through our site; registration link is now open.

SPRING 2023 - SCHEDULE and REGISTRATION ARE NOW OPEN!

Chess2Children is pleased to announce our Spring 2023 schedule! We are pleased to announce we will be back at many of our schools from last year, as well as some new schools! Returning to King Springs Elementary (5 classes), Bullard Elementary (2 classes), Vaughan Elementary (2 classes), St. Benedicts (1 Upper, 2 Lower School), St. Joseph’s (Lower and Upper School), Covenant Christian, Griffin MS, Smyrna Elementary, Teasley Elementary, Nickajack Elementary, St. Catherine’s (Upper and Lower School) and Marietta City Schools (Burruss, MCAA, Westside and Hickory Hills). We are also excited to announce our start at the Swift School in Roswell! We will also continue offering virtual classes throughout the week with our amazing coaches!

Registration for Kings Springs, Bullard, Smyrna, Teasley, St. Catherines and Vaughan will be coordinated and handled through FunClubs, which those schools use for all their enrichment sign-up’s.

https://www.funclubs.com/schools

Registration for Nickajack, Marietta City Schools, St. Benedicts, The Swift School and St. Josephs will be done through their processes, from their respective schools.

MCS - https://mariettacommunityschool.ce.eleyo.com/beforeandafterschool

St. B - www.stbs.org/stingers-squad-guidelines-2021-2022

St. Joseph’s - https://www.stjosephschool.org/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=2057846&type=d&pREC_ID=2131960

Griffin MS and Covenant Christian will be handled through our site, registration link now open.

SUMMER CAMP - 2023

Chess2Children will have (2) one week chess camps at St. Benedicts Episcopal School in Smyrna, GA this summer. Week 1 is June 19-23 and Week 2 is July 10-14. You can sign up (depending on availability) at the link below. In addition, Chess2Children will once again be part of Coach Homansky’s Way2Play Summer Camp at Teasley Elementary. We will also continue virtual weekly chess, for beginners, intermediate and advanced levels. In addition, depending on demand, we will look to host another week long camp in June or July.

If you have any questions, please contact tarun@chess2children.com or 404-964-1355.

https://www.stbs.org/post/st-benedict-s-2023-summer-camp-registration-now-open-for-current-families

SUMMER CAMP - 2022

Chess2Children had a GREAT summer of camps! We particpated at the Way2Play camp every week throughout the summer. We also held 2-1 week long camps at St. Benedicts, which went extremely well! We also held a few virtual weekly sessions throughout the summer, which allowed our scholars to continue fine tuning their game this summer.

USCF ID's

Many of our newer parents to tournaments have asked about signining up for a United States Chess Federation (USCF) ID #.   To do this, you would have to go to the US Chess Federation website (www.uschess.org) and follow the links along the left hand side.  USCF ID#'s are a method for children to compare their "rating"  and strength versus other players.  Some tournaments require this, some do not.  However, we have been seeing much more of a demand to be certified to participate in local and national tournaments.