
At Chicago Chess Academy, we recognize the transformative power of chess education in inspiring and engaging young minds. We partner with libraries to offer free children chess programs for ages 6-12, creating an enjoyable and educational experience for the community.
Benefits of Our Chess Programming:
Educational Enrichment: Chess is proven to enhance critical thinking, problem-solving, and decision-making skills. By providing library chess classes, you give children a unique opportunity to cultivate these essential life skills.
Community Engagement: Our chess programs draw families and children to the library, building a sense of community and fostering positive social interaction. Each session is designed to engage participants, ensuring a welcoming environment for all skill levels.
Boost Library Usage: Offering a free chess program can significantly increase foot traffic and visibility for your library, encouraging more families to explore the valuable services and resources you provide.
Why Choose Chicago Chess Academy?
Experienced Instructors: Our highly trained instructors are committed to delivering a fun, educational experience that caters to both beginner and intermediate players.
All Materials Provided: We supply all necessary chess boards, sets, and teaching aids for each session, making the program completely hassle-free for your library.
Flexible Program Options: We collaborate closely with libraries to customize programs based on their needs, whether that involves weekly classes or special events. Our standard 6-week program runs for 45 minutes each session, ensuring accessibility for all participants.
Request Chess Programming for Your Library
If you're interested in introducing our chess programming to your library, simply fill out the form below, and a member of our team will be in touch to discuss the details and tailor the program to meet your community's needs.
Become a part of the Chicago Chess Academy community and discover the many benefits of our inclusive and supportive learning environment.