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St. Louise chess team at St. Anne Chess Tournament 2019
 

Our Chess Club attended St. Anne Chess Tournament in Seattle on 12/9. We had young and experienced participants and all did their best efforts, represented our school very well and we are very proud of them.  

 

  • K-1 U800 Division: Alejandro Sanchez and Jethro Abueg
  • 2-3 U800 Division: Christopher Antezana
  • 4-8 U900 Division: Chima Anyichie, Harper Stevens, Lorenzo Abueg (positive score of 3 points - Qualified for state)
  • K-3 Open Division: Dane Milton

  

 

Last day of Chess Club
Welcome to St. Louise Chess Club Winter session 2019
 
The St. Louise Chess Club is run in order to allow students to learn and improve their chess abilities through instruction, game play, and competition in a fun, respectful, and encouraging environment.  While students will be encouraged to play in some tournaments for the overall experience, the St. Louise Chess Club is primarily a recreational club. 
 
The St. Louise Chess Club is managed by Oscar Antezana.  If you have any questions, please contact us via ChessManager@StLouiseSchool.Org.
 
For any further questions, please contact Maria Zambrano, Extracurricular Activities Coordinator at mariaz@stlouiseschool.org 
 

When: Mondays after school

Location: Central Wing (St. Louise Room) Time: 2:00-3:00

Pick-Up Location: Central Wing (St. Louise Room)

10 Week Session:

Starting: January 28th, 2019

Ending: April 8th, 2019

 

No class 2/18

 

Cost: $175

includes gold membership to https://www.chesskid.com

 

 

Open to students in Grades K-8

 

Number of students in class is minimum 15, maximum of 45.

 

Registration (located at the end of this page) is first come first served, please drop completed registration form in Main Office.

 

 

What is ChessKid.com?

It is a safe site for kids to learn and play chess:

  • Safe: No contacts with strangers and parents can manage access and friendship.
  • Learn & Improve: Hundreds of videos, thousands of puzzles and interactive lessons to further improve chess skills.
  • Play & have fun: Safe play against the computer or online opponents around the globe.

 

What is the Gold membership?

With a Gold membership kids can access all content from ChessKid.com and play as many puzzles and games as they want. A yearly subscription is $49 but we will provide it to Chess Club members as a new benefit.

 

Why are we including this benefit?

Chess is a game that requires practice and this will allow our students to keep learning chess beyond our class. Also, we will help to setup a personalized lesson plan for kids to continue in their own.