$266.00
Bowman Fall 2008, September 10, 2008 - January 28, 2009
Whether your child plays chess, or wants to start -- come learn, play games, have fun and help us continue to build a great chess club. This year, The Torres Chess & Music Academy, one of the most respected chess programs in Northern California, will be back to lead the Bowman Chess Club. Whether your child is just learning how to move the pieces, enjoys a casual game, or is an experienced tournament player, the Bowman chess club will provide the appropriate level of instruction.
The Bowman chess program meets every Wednesday from 3:30 until 4:45 in the Multi-Use Room beginning September 10, 2008. Students will be broken into groups based on their relative skill at the game of chess. Class begins with a general meeting where children are briefed on any chess club news, offered information on upcoming chess events, and informed of their new point sheet standings. At the conclusion of the meeting, children are broken into their skill level defined groups and take part in a "hands on" chess lesson that lasts approximately 20-30 minutes. Once this lesson has completed, children will take part in a club tournament, which is played to rated tournament standards. This means children will play silently, use chess clocks and notate games. If time remains at the conclusion of their games, children will analyze their games quietly in peer groups until clean up time. Points will be awarded to children for attendance, performance in their games, extra credit homework, and attending tournaments. All homework will be voluntary and count toward extra credit points. For lists of tournaments over the summer please visit http://www.calchess.org/scholasticschedule.shtml and www.charitychess.com.
This program will be held every Wednesday that school is in regular session. The tuition for this program is $266.00 per semester, with a 2 class discount for signing up for both semesters. Checks should be made payable to TCAMA. Fees for this class are nonrefundable after the second meeting. No refunds for unscheduled student absences. If you enroll for the second semester in advance you will get 2 classes free. There will be a $10 discount for the second child enrolled in the program.
Chess will meet every Wednesday from 9/10/08 to 6/10/09 except for 11/24/08.
The Bowman chess program meets every Wednesday from 3:30 until 4:45 in the Multi-Use Room beginning September 10, 2008. Students will be broken into groups based on their relative skill at the game of chess. Class begins with a general meeting where children are briefed on any chess club news, offered information on upcoming chess events, and informed of their new point sheet standings. At the conclusion of the meeting, children are broken into their skill level defined groups and take part in a "hands on" chess lesson that lasts approximately 20-30 minutes. Once this lesson has completed, children will take part in a club tournament, which is played to rated tournament standards. This means children will play silently, use chess clocks and notate games. If time remains at the conclusion of their games, children will analyze their games quietly in peer groups until clean up time. Points will be awarded to children for attendance, performance in their games, extra credit homework, and attending tournaments. All homework will be voluntary and count toward extra credit points. For lists of tournaments over the summer please visit http://www.calchess.org/scholasticschedule.shtml and www.charitychess.com.
This program will be held every Wednesday that school is in regular session. The tuition for this program is $266.00 per semester, with a 2 class discount for signing up for both semesters. Checks should be made payable to TCAMA. Fees for this class are nonrefundable after the second meeting. No refunds for unscheduled student absences. If you enroll for the second semester in advance you will get 2 classes free. There will be a $10 discount for the second child enrolled in the program.
Chess will meet every Wednesday from 9/10/08 to 6/10/09 except for 11/24/08.
$504.00
Bowman Fall 2008, September 10, 2008 - June 10, 2009
Whether your child plays chess, or wants to start -- come learn, play games, have fun and help us continue to build a great chess club. This year, The Torres Chess & Music Academy, one of the most respected chess programs in Northern California, will be back to lead the Bowman Chess Club. Whether your child is just learning how to move the pieces, enjoys a casual game, or is an experienced tournament player, the Bowman chess club will provide the appropriate level of instruction.
The Bowman chess program meets every Wednesday from 3:30 until 4:45 in the Multi-Use Room beginning September 10, 2008. Students will be broken into groups based on their relative skill at the game of chess. Class begins with a general meeting where children are briefed on any chess club news, offered information on upcoming chess events, and informed of their new point sheet standings. At the conclusion of the meeting, children are broken into their skill level defined groups and take part in a "hands on" chess lesson that lasts approximately 20-30 minutes. Once this lesson has completed, children will take part in a club tournament, which is played to rated tournament standards. This means children will play silently, use chess clocks and notate games. If time remains at the conclusion of their games, children will analyze their games quietly in peer groups until clean up time. Points will be awarded to children for attendance, performance in their games, extra credit homework, and attending tournaments. All homework will be voluntary and count toward extra credit points. For lists of tournaments over the summer please visit http://www.calchess.org/scholasticschedule.shtml and www.charitychess.com.
This program will be held every Wednesday that school is in regular session. The tuition for this program is $266.00 per semester, with a 2 class discount for signing up for both semesters. Checks should be made payable to TCAMA. Fees for this class are nonrefundable after the second meeting. No refunds for unscheduled student absences. If you enroll for the second semester in advance you will get 2 classes free. There will be a $10 discount for the second child enrolled in the program.
Chess will meet every Wednesday from 9/10/08 to 6/10/09 except for 11/24/08.
The Bowman chess program meets every Wednesday from 3:30 until 4:45 in the Multi-Use Room beginning September 10, 2008. Students will be broken into groups based on their relative skill at the game of chess. Class begins with a general meeting where children are briefed on any chess club news, offered information on upcoming chess events, and informed of their new point sheet standings. At the conclusion of the meeting, children are broken into their skill level defined groups and take part in a "hands on" chess lesson that lasts approximately 20-30 minutes. Once this lesson has completed, children will take part in a club tournament, which is played to rated tournament standards. This means children will play silently, use chess clocks and notate games. If time remains at the conclusion of their games, children will analyze their games quietly in peer groups until clean up time. Points will be awarded to children for attendance, performance in their games, extra credit homework, and attending tournaments. All homework will be voluntary and count toward extra credit points. For lists of tournaments over the summer please visit http://www.calchess.org/scholasticschedule.shtml and www.charitychess.com.
This program will be held every Wednesday that school is in regular session. The tuition for this program is $266.00 per semester, with a 2 class discount for signing up for both semesters. Checks should be made payable to TCAMA. Fees for this class are nonrefundable after the second meeting. No refunds for unscheduled student absences. If you enroll for the second semester in advance you will get 2 classes free. There will be a $10 discount for the second child enrolled in the program.
Chess will meet every Wednesday from 9/10/08 to 6/10/09 except for 11/24/08.
$210.00
Bullis Fall 2008, September 29, 2008 - February 2, 2009
The Torres Chess and Music Academy, a 501c(3) non-profit organization, is pleased to announce its premier year of instruction at the Gardner Bullis Elementary School Chess Club. Bullis will have a very special program designed by nationally renowned chess instructor Chris Torres, and taught by the highly experienced Coach Andrew Strommen, who also coaches the Covington Chess Club. Whether your child is just learning how to move the pieces, enjoys a casual game, or is an experienced tournament player, the Bullis Chess Club will provide the appropriate level of instruction.
The Bullis chess program meets every Monday from 2:35 until 3:35 for grades 1-3 and 2:55 until 4:00 for grades 4-6 beginning September 29, 2008 in the school Library. Students will be grouped together based on their relative chess skill. Class begins with a meeting where children are briefed on upcoming chess events, and informed of their point sheet standings. At the conclusion of the meeting, children are broken into their skill groups and take part in a "hands on" lesson that lasts approximately 20-30 minutes. Once this lesson has completed, children will take part in a club tournament, which is played to tournament standards. Children will play silently, use chess clocks and notate games. If time remains at the conclusion of their games, children will analyze their games quietly in peer groups until clean up time. Points will be awarded to children for attendance, performance in their games, extra credit homework, and attending tournaments. All homework is voluntary and counts toward extra credit points. To apply online, info on scholarships, or for more information on the TCAMA, please visit WWW.CHESSANDMUSIC.COM, or contact Coach Andrew at 510_789_9641, or tastypawns@hotmail.com.
Chess is offered every Monday that school is in regular session starting Sep 29. Tuition for this program is $210 for semester one, or $390 for the entire year. The last day of Chess Club will be June 2nd 2009.
There will be no class 11/10, 24; 12/22, 29; 1/19; 2/16 & 4/13. The second semester will begin February 9, 2009.
Fees for this program are nonrefundable after the second week. No refunds for unscheduled absences.
The Bullis chess program meets every Monday from 2:35 until 3:35 for grades 1-3 and 2:55 until 4:00 for grades 4-6 beginning September 29, 2008 in the school Library. Students will be grouped together based on their relative chess skill. Class begins with a meeting where children are briefed on upcoming chess events, and informed of their point sheet standings. At the conclusion of the meeting, children are broken into their skill groups and take part in a "hands on" lesson that lasts approximately 20-30 minutes. Once this lesson has completed, children will take part in a club tournament, which is played to tournament standards. Children will play silently, use chess clocks and notate games. If time remains at the conclusion of their games, children will analyze their games quietly in peer groups until clean up time. Points will be awarded to children for attendance, performance in their games, extra credit homework, and attending tournaments. All homework is voluntary and counts toward extra credit points. To apply online, info on scholarships, or for more information on the TCAMA, please visit WWW.CHESSANDMUSIC.COM, or contact Coach Andrew at 510_789_9641, or tastypawns@hotmail.com.
Chess is offered every Monday that school is in regular session starting Sep 29. Tuition for this program is $210 for semester one, or $390 for the entire year. The last day of Chess Club will be June 2nd 2009.
There will be no class 11/10, 24; 12/22, 29; 1/19; 2/16 & 4/13. The second semester will begin February 9, 2009.
Fees for this program are nonrefundable after the second week. No refunds for unscheduled absences.
$390.00
Bullis Fall 2008, September 29, 2008 - June 1, 2009
The Torres Chess and Music Academy, a 501c(3) non-profit organization, is pleased to announce its premier year of instruction at the Gardner Bullis Elementary School Chess Club. Bullis will have a very special program designed by nationally renowned chess instructor Chris Torres, and taught by the highly experienced Coach Andrew Strommen, who also coaches the Covington Chess Club. Whether your child is just learning how to move the pieces, enjoys a casual game, or is an experienced tournament player, the Bullis Chess Club will provide the appropriate level of instruction.
The Bullis chess program meets every Monday from 2:35 until 3:35 for grades 1-3 and 2:55 until 4:00 for grades 4-6 beginning September 29, 2008 in the school Library. Students will be grouped together based on their relative chess skill. Class begins with a meeting where children are briefed on upcoming chess events, and informed of their point sheet standings. At the conclusion of the meeting, children are broken into their skill groups and take part in a "hands on" lesson that lasts approximately 20-30 minutes. Once this lesson has completed, children will take part in a club tournament, which is played to tournament standards. Children will play silently, use chess clocks and notate games. If time remains at the conclusion of their games, children will analyze their games quietly in peer groups until clean up time. Points will be awarded to children for attendance, performance in their games, extra credit homework, and attending tournaments. All homework is voluntary and counts toward extra credit points. To apply online, info on scholarships, or for more information on the TCAMA, please visit WWW.CHESSANDMUSIC.COM, or contact Coach Andrew at 510_789_9641, or tastypawns@hotmail.com.
Chess is offered every Monday that school is in regular session starting Sep 29. Tuition for this program is $210 for semester one, or $390 for the entire year. The last day of Chess Club will be June 2nd 2009.
There will be no class 11/10, 24; 12/22, 29; 1/19; 2/16 & 4/13. The second semester will begin February 9, 2009.
Fees for this program are nonrefundable after the second week. No refunds for unscheduled absences.
The Bullis chess program meets every Monday from 2:35 until 3:35 for grades 1-3 and 2:55 until 4:00 for grades 4-6 beginning September 29, 2008 in the school Library. Students will be grouped together based on their relative chess skill. Class begins with a meeting where children are briefed on upcoming chess events, and informed of their point sheet standings. At the conclusion of the meeting, children are broken into their skill groups and take part in a "hands on" lesson that lasts approximately 20-30 minutes. Once this lesson has completed, children will take part in a club tournament, which is played to tournament standards. Children will play silently, use chess clocks and notate games. If time remains at the conclusion of their games, children will analyze their games quietly in peer groups until clean up time. Points will be awarded to children for attendance, performance in their games, extra credit homework, and attending tournaments. All homework is voluntary and counts toward extra credit points. To apply online, info on scholarships, or for more information on the TCAMA, please visit WWW.CHESSANDMUSIC.COM, or contact Coach Andrew at 510_789_9641, or tastypawns@hotmail.com.
Chess is offered every Monday that school is in regular session starting Sep 29. Tuition for this program is $210 for semester one, or $390 for the entire year. The last day of Chess Club will be June 2nd 2009.
There will be no class 11/10, 24; 12/22, 29; 1/19; 2/16 & 4/13. The second semester will begin February 9, 2009.
Fees for this program are nonrefundable after the second week. No refunds for unscheduled absences.
$192.00
Collins Fall 2008, September 23, 2008 - February 10, 2009
The Collins chess program meets every Tuesday (31 classes) from 2:15 until 3:30 in room 8, beginning September 23, 2008. Students will be broken into groups based on their relative skill at the game of chess. Class begins with a general meeting where children are briefed on any chess club news, offered information on upcoming chess events, and informed of their new point sheet standings. At the conclusion of the meeting, children are broken into their skill level defined groups and take part in a "hands on" chess lesson that lasts approximately 20-30 minutes. Once this lesson has completed, children will take part in a club tournament, which is played to rated tournament standards. This means children will play silently, use chess clocks and notate games. If time remains at the conclusion of their games, children will analyze their games quietly in peer groups until clean up time. Points will be awarded to children for attendance, performance in their games, extra credit homework, and attending tournaments. All homework will be voluntary and count toward extra credit points. For lists of tournaments please visit http://www.calchess.org/scholasticschedule.shtml and www.charitychess.com. For more information on the Torres Chess and Music Academy or to apply, please visit chessandmusic.com. Scholarships Available!
The chess program will be offered every Tuesday that school’s in regular session. The tuition for this program is $192 for one semester or $348 for the entire year. The last day of the Chess Club will be June 2nd 2009. Checks should be made payable to The TCAMA. Fees for this chess program are nonrefundable after the second meeting. No refund will be given for unscheduled student absences.
There will be no class on 11/11, 25; 12/23, 30; 2/17, and 4/14.
The second semester will begin on February 10th, 2009.
The chess program will be offered every Tuesday that school’s in regular session. The tuition for this program is $192 for one semester or $348 for the entire year. The last day of the Chess Club will be June 2nd 2009. Checks should be made payable to The TCAMA. Fees for this chess program are nonrefundable after the second meeting. No refund will be given for unscheduled student absences.
There will be no class on 11/11, 25; 12/23, 30; 2/17, and 4/14.
The second semester will begin on February 10th, 2009.
$348.00
Collins Fall 2008, September 23, 2008 - June 2, 2009
The Collins chess program meets every Tuesday (31 classes) from 2:15 until 3:30 in room 8, beginning September 23, 2008. Students will be broken into groups based on their relative skill at the game of chess. Class begins with a general meeting where children are briefed on any chess club news, offered information on upcoming chess events, and informed of their new point sheet standings. At the conclusion of the meeting, children are broken into their skill level defined groups and take part in a "hands on" chess lesson that lasts approximately 20-30 minutes. Once this lesson has completed, children will take part in a club tournament, which is played to rated tournament standards. This means children will play silently, use chess clocks and notate games. If time remains at the conclusion of their games, children will analyze their games quietly in peer groups until clean up time. Points will be awarded to children for attendance, performance in their games, extra credit homework, and attending tournaments. All homework will be voluntary and count toward extra credit points. For lists of tournaments please visit http://www.calchess.org/scholasticschedule.shtml and www.charitychess.com. For more information on the Torres Chess and Music Academy or to apply, please visit chessandmusic.com. Scholarships Available!
The chess program will be offered every Tuesday that school’s in regular session. The tuition for this program is $192 for one semester or $348 for the entire year. The last day of the Chess Club will be June 2nd 2009. Checks should be made payable to The TCAMA. Fees for this chess program are nonrefundable after the second meeting. No refund will be given for unscheduled student absences.
There will be no class on 11/11, 25; 12/23, 30; 2/17, and 4/14.
The second semester will begin on February 10th, 2009.
The chess program will be offered every Tuesday that school’s in regular session. The tuition for this program is $192 for one semester or $348 for the entire year. The last day of the Chess Club will be June 2nd 2009. Checks should be made payable to The TCAMA. Fees for this chess program are nonrefundable after the second meeting. No refund will be given for unscheduled student absences.
There will be no class on 11/11, 25; 12/23, 30; 2/17, and 4/14.
The second semester will begin on February 10th, 2009.
$208.00
Covington Fall 2008, Sept. 2, 2008 - January 27, 2009
The Covington chess program meets every Tuesday from 2:30 until 3:30 for grades 1-3 and 2:50 until 4:00 for grades 4-6 beginning September 2, 2008 in room 32. Students will be grouped together based on their relative skill. Class begins with a meeting where children are briefed on upcoming chess events, and informed of their point sheet standings. At the conclusion of the meeting, children are broken into their skill groups and take part in a "hands on" lesson that lasts approximately 20-30 minutes. Once this lesson has completed, children will take part in a club tournament, which is played to tournament standards. Children will play silently, use chess clocks and notate games. If time remains at the conclusion of their games, children will analyze their games quietly in peer groups until clean up time. Points will be awarded to children for attendance, performance in their games, extra credit homework, and attending tournaments. All homework is voluntary and counts toward extra credit points. For more information on the TCAMA please visit CHESSANDMUSIC.COM, or contact Coach Andrew at 510-789-9641, or tastypawns@hotmail.com.
Chess is offered every Tuesday that school is in regular session starting Sep 2. Tuition for this program is $208 for semester one, or $403 for the entire year. The last day of the Chess Club will be on June 2nd 2009. Fees for this chess program are nonrefundable after the second meeting. No refunds for unscheduled student absences. There will be no class 11/11, 25; 12/23, 30; 1/20; 2/17 & 4/14.The second semester will begin January 27, 2009.
Chess is offered every Tuesday that school is in regular session starting Sep 2. Tuition for this program is $208 for semester one, or $403 for the entire year. The last day of the Chess Club will be on June 2nd 2009. Fees for this chess program are nonrefundable after the second meeting. No refunds for unscheduled student absences. There will be no class 11/11, 25; 12/23, 30; 1/20; 2/17 & 4/14.The second semester will begin January 27, 2009.
$403.00
Covington Fall 2008, Sept. 2, 2008 - June 2, 2009
The Covington chess program meets every Tuesday from 2:30 until 3:30 for grades 1-3 and 2:50 until 4:00 for grades 4-6 beginning September 2, 2008 in room 32. Students will be grouped together based on their relative skill. Class begins with a meeting where children are briefed on upcoming chess events, and informed of their point sheet standings. At the conclusion of the meeting, children are broken into their skill groups and take part in a "hands on" lesson that lasts approximately 20-30 minutes. Once this lesson has completed, children will take part in a club tournament, which is played to tournament standards. Children will play silently, use chess clocks and notate games. If time remains at the conclusion of their games, children will analyze their games quietly in peer groups until clean up time. Points will be awarded to children for attendance, performance in their games, extra credit homework, and attending tournaments. All homework is voluntary and counts toward extra credit points. For more information on the TCAMA please visit CHESSANDMUSIC.COM, or contact Coach Andrew at 510-789-9641, or tastypawns@hotmail.com.
Chess is offered every Tuesday that school is in regular session starting Sep 2. Tuition for this program is $208 for semester one, or $403 for the entire year. The last day of the Chess Club will be on June 2nd 2009. Fees for this chess program are nonrefundable after the second meeting. No refunds for unscheduled student absences. There will be no class 11/11, 25; 12/23, 30; 1/20; 2/17 & 4/14.The second semester will begin January 27, 2009.
Chess is offered every Tuesday that school is in regular session starting Sep 2. Tuition for this program is $208 for semester one, or $403 for the entire year. The last day of the Chess Club will be on June 2nd 2009. Fees for this chess program are nonrefundable after the second meeting. No refunds for unscheduled student absences. There will be no class 11/11, 25; 12/23, 30; 1/20; 2/17 & 4/14.The second semester will begin January 27, 2009.
$180.00
Crestmoor Fall 2008, September 15, 2008 - January 12, 2009
The Torres Chess and Music Academy, a 501c (3) non-profit organization, is pleased to return for another year to continue to build and shape the Crestmoor Elementary School Chess Club. Crestmoor has a very special chess program designed and taught by nationally renowned chess instructor Chris Torres. Whether your child is just learning how to move the pieces, enjoys a casual game, or is an experienced tournament player, the Crestmoor chess club will provide the appropriate level of instruction.
The Crestmoor chess program meets every Monday from 2:45 until 4:00 beginning September 11, 2008. Students will be grouped together based on their relative skill. Class begins with a meeting where children are briefed on upcoming chess events, and informed of their point sheet standings. At the conclusion of the meeting, children are broken into their skill groups and take part in a "hands on" lesson that lasts approximately 20-30 minutes. Once this lesson has completed, children will take part in a club tournament, which is played to tournament standards. Children will play silently, use chess clocks and notate games. If time remains at the conclusion of their games, children will analyze their games quietly in peer groups until clean up time. Points will be awarded to children for attendance, performance in their games, extra credit homework, and attending tournaments. All homework is voluntary and counts toward extra credit points.
To apply online, or for more information on the TCAMA, please visit CHESSANDMUSIC.COM, or contact Chris Torres at (661)699-8348, or chesslessons@aol.com.
The chess program will be offered every Monday that school is in session. The tuition for this program is $180 for one semester or $340 for the entire year (this includes a $20 discount). The last day of the Chess Club will be on June 1st 2009.
The checks should be made payable to The TCAMA Inc. The fees for the chess program are nonrefundable after the second meeting. No refund will be given for unscheduled student absences. Scholarships or payment plans are available if necessary.
There will be no class on:
12/8, 12/22, 12/29, 1/19, 2/16, 3/16, 3/26, 4/13, & 5/25
The first semester will end on January 12th, 2009
The Crestmoor chess program meets every Monday from 2:45 until 4:00 beginning September 11, 2008. Students will be grouped together based on their relative skill. Class begins with a meeting where children are briefed on upcoming chess events, and informed of their point sheet standings. At the conclusion of the meeting, children are broken into their skill groups and take part in a "hands on" lesson that lasts approximately 20-30 minutes. Once this lesson has completed, children will take part in a club tournament, which is played to tournament standards. Children will play silently, use chess clocks and notate games. If time remains at the conclusion of their games, children will analyze their games quietly in peer groups until clean up time. Points will be awarded to children for attendance, performance in their games, extra credit homework, and attending tournaments. All homework is voluntary and counts toward extra credit points.
To apply online, or for more information on the TCAMA, please visit CHESSANDMUSIC.COM, or contact Chris Torres at (661)699-8348, or chesslessons@aol.com.
The chess program will be offered every Monday that school is in session. The tuition for this program is $180 for one semester or $340 for the entire year (this includes a $20 discount). The last day of the Chess Club will be on June 1st 2009.
The checks should be made payable to The TCAMA Inc. The fees for the chess program are nonrefundable after the second meeting. No refund will be given for unscheduled student absences. Scholarships or payment plans are available if necessary.
There will be no class on:
12/8, 12/22, 12/29, 1/19, 2/16, 3/16, 3/26, 4/13, & 5/25
The first semester will end on January 12th, 2009
$340.00
Crestmoor Fall 2008, September 15, 2008 - June 1, 2009
The Torres Chess and Music Academy, a 501c (3) non-profit organization, is pleased to return for another year to continue to build and shape the Crestmoor Elementary School Chess Club. Crestmoor has a very special chess program designed and taught by nationally renowned chess instructor Chris Torres. Whether your child is just learning how to move the pieces, enjoys a casual game, or is an experienced tournament player, the Crestmoor chess club will provide the appropriate level of instruction.
The Crestmoor chess program meets every Monday from 2:45 until 4:00 beginning September 11, 2008. Students will be grouped together based on their relative skill. Class begins with a meeting where children are briefed on upcoming chess events, and informed of their point sheet standings. At the conclusion of the meeting, children are broken into their skill groups and take part in a "hands on" lesson that lasts approximately 20-30 minutes. Once this lesson has completed, children will take part in a club tournament, which is played to tournament standards. Children will play silently, use chess clocks and notate games. If time remains at the conclusion of their games, children will analyze their games quietly in peer groups until clean up time. Points will be awarded to children for attendance, performance in their games, extra credit homework, and attending tournaments. All homework is voluntary and counts toward extra credit points.
To apply online, or for more information on the TCAMA, please visit CHESSANDMUSIC.COM, or contact Chris Torres at (661)699-8348, or chesslessons@aol.com.
The chess program will be offered every Monday that school is in session. The tuition for this program is $180 for one semester or $340 for the entire year (this includes a $20 discount). The last day of the Chess Club will be on June 1st 2009.
The checks should be made payable to The TCAMA Inc. The fees for the chess program are nonrefundable after the second meeting. No refund will be given for unscheduled student absences. Scholarships or payment plans are available if necessary.
There will be no class on:
12/8, 12/22, 12/29, 1/19, 2/16, 3/16, 3/26, 4/13, & 5/25
The first semester will end on January 12th, 2009
The Crestmoor chess program meets every Monday from 2:45 until 4:00 beginning September 11, 2008. Students will be grouped together based on their relative skill. Class begins with a meeting where children are briefed on upcoming chess events, and informed of their point sheet standings. At the conclusion of the meeting, children are broken into their skill groups and take part in a "hands on" lesson that lasts approximately 20-30 minutes. Once this lesson has completed, children will take part in a club tournament, which is played to tournament standards. Children will play silently, use chess clocks and notate games. If time remains at the conclusion of their games, children will analyze their games quietly in peer groups until clean up time. Points will be awarded to children for attendance, performance in their games, extra credit homework, and attending tournaments. All homework is voluntary and counts toward extra credit points.
To apply online, or for more information on the TCAMA, please visit CHESSANDMUSIC.COM, or contact Chris Torres at (661)699-8348, or chesslessons@aol.com.
The chess program will be offered every Monday that school is in session. The tuition for this program is $180 for one semester or $340 for the entire year (this includes a $20 discount). The last day of the Chess Club will be on June 1st 2009.
The checks should be made payable to The TCAMA Inc. The fees for the chess program are nonrefundable after the second meeting. No refund will be given for unscheduled student absences. Scholarships or payment plans are available if necessary.
There will be no class on:
12/8, 12/22, 12/29, 1/19, 2/16, 3/16, 3/26, 4/13, & 5/25
The first semester will end on January 12th, 2009
$192.00
John Muir San Bruno Fall 2008, September 18, 2008 - February 5, 2009
The Torres Chess and Music Academy, a 501c (3) non-profit organization, is pleased to return for another year to continue to build and shape the John Muir Elementary School Chess Club. John Muir has a very special chess program designed and taught by nationally renowned chess instructor Chris Torres. Whether your child is just learning how to move the pieces, enjoys a casual game, or is an experienced tournament player, the John Muir chess club will provide the appropriate level of instruction.
The John Muir chess program meets every Thursday from 1:20 until 2:30 beginning September 18, 2008. Students will be grouped together based on their relative skill. Class begins with a meeting where children are briefed on upcoming chess events, and informed of their point sheet standings. At the conclusion of the meeting, children are broken into their skill groups and take part in a "hands on" lesson that lasts approximately 20-30 minutes. Once this lesson has completed, children will take part in a club tournament, which is played to tournament standards. Children will play silently, use chess clocks and notate games. If time remains at the conclusion of their games, children will analyze their games quietly in peer groups until clean up time. Points will be awarded to children for attendance, performance in their games, extra credit homework, and attending tournaments. All homework is voluntary and counts toward extra credit points.
To apply online, or for more information on the TCAMA, please visit CHESSANDMUSIC.COM, or contact Chris Torres at (661)699-8348, or chesslessons@aol.com.
The chess program will be offered every Thursday that school is in session. The tuition for this program is $192 for one semester or $364 for the entire year (this includes a $20 discount). The last day of the Chess Club will be on June 4, 2009. The checks should be made payable to The TCAMA Inc. The fees for the chess program are nonrefundable after the second meeting. No refunds will be given for unscheduled student absences. Scholarships or payment plans are available if necessary.
There will be no class on: 10/30, 11/27, 12/11, 12/25, 1/1, & 4/16
The first semester will end on February 5, 2009
The John Muir chess program meets every Thursday from 1:20 until 2:30 beginning September 18, 2008. Students will be grouped together based on their relative skill. Class begins with a meeting where children are briefed on upcoming chess events, and informed of their point sheet standings. At the conclusion of the meeting, children are broken into their skill groups and take part in a "hands on" lesson that lasts approximately 20-30 minutes. Once this lesson has completed, children will take part in a club tournament, which is played to tournament standards. Children will play silently, use chess clocks and notate games. If time remains at the conclusion of their games, children will analyze their games quietly in peer groups until clean up time. Points will be awarded to children for attendance, performance in their games, extra credit homework, and attending tournaments. All homework is voluntary and counts toward extra credit points.
To apply online, or for more information on the TCAMA, please visit CHESSANDMUSIC.COM, or contact Chris Torres at (661)699-8348, or chesslessons@aol.com.
The chess program will be offered every Thursday that school is in session. The tuition for this program is $192 for one semester or $364 for the entire year (this includes a $20 discount). The last day of the Chess Club will be on June 4, 2009. The checks should be made payable to The TCAMA Inc. The fees for the chess program are nonrefundable after the second meeting. No refunds will be given for unscheduled student absences. Scholarships or payment plans are available if necessary.
There will be no class on: 10/30, 11/27, 12/11, 12/25, 1/1, & 4/16
The first semester will end on February 5, 2009
$364.00
John Muir San Bruno Fall 2008, September 18, 2008 - June 4, 2009
The Torres Chess and Music Academy, a 501c (3) non-profit organization, is pleased to return for another year to continue to build and shape the John Muir Elementary School Chess Club. John Muir has a very special chess program designed and taught by nationally renowned chess instructor Chris Torres. Whether your child is just learning how to move the pieces, enjoys a casual game, or is an experienced tournament player, the John Muir chess club will provide the appropriate level of instruction.
The John Muir chess program meets every Thursday from 1:20 until 2:30 beginning September 18, 2008. Students will be grouped together based on their relative skill. Class begins with a meeting where children are briefed on upcoming chess events, and informed of their point sheet standings. At the conclusion of the meeting, children are broken into their skill groups and take part in a "hands on" lesson that lasts approximately 20-30 minutes. Once this lesson has completed, children will take part in a club tournament, which is played to tournament standards. Children will play silently, use chess clocks and notate games. If time remains at the conclusion of their games, children will analyze their games quietly in peer groups until clean up time. Points will be awarded to children for attendance, performance in their games, extra credit homework, and attending tournaments. All homework is voluntary and counts toward extra credit points.
To apply online, or for more information on the TCAMA, please visit CHESSANDMUSIC.COM, or contact Chris Torres at (661)699-8348, or chesslessons@aol.com.
The chess program will be offered every Thursday that school is in session. The tuition for this program is $192 for one semester or $364 for the entire year (this includes a $20 discount). The last day of the Chess Club will be on June 4, 2009. The checks should be made payable to The TCAMA Inc. The fees for the chess program are nonrefundable after the second meeting. No refunds will be given for unscheduled student absences. Scholarships or payment plans are available if necessary.
There will be no class on: 10/30, 11/27, 12/11, 12/25, 1/1, & 4/16
The first semester will end on February 5, 2009
The John Muir chess program meets every Thursday from 1:20 until 2:30 beginning September 18, 2008. Students will be grouped together based on their relative skill. Class begins with a meeting where children are briefed on upcoming chess events, and informed of their point sheet standings. At the conclusion of the meeting, children are broken into their skill groups and take part in a "hands on" lesson that lasts approximately 20-30 minutes. Once this lesson has completed, children will take part in a club tournament, which is played to tournament standards. Children will play silently, use chess clocks and notate games. If time remains at the conclusion of their games, children will analyze their games quietly in peer groups until clean up time. Points will be awarded to children for attendance, performance in their games, extra credit homework, and attending tournaments. All homework is voluntary and counts toward extra credit points.
To apply online, or for more information on the TCAMA, please visit CHESSANDMUSIC.COM, or contact Chris Torres at (661)699-8348, or chesslessons@aol.com.
The chess program will be offered every Thursday that school is in session. The tuition for this program is $192 for one semester or $364 for the entire year (this includes a $20 discount). The last day of the Chess Club will be on June 4, 2009. The checks should be made payable to The TCAMA Inc. The fees for the chess program are nonrefundable after the second meeting. No refunds will be given for unscheduled student absences. Scholarships or payment plans are available if necessary.
There will be no class on: 10/30, 11/27, 12/11, 12/25, 1/1, & 4/16
The first semester will end on February 5, 2009
$192.00
Muir Cupertino Fall 2008, September 21, 2008 - February 6, 2009
The John Muir chess program meets every Friday from 3:15 until 4:30 beginning September 26, 2008. Class begins with a general meeting where children are briefed on any chess club news, offered information on upcoming chess events, and informed of their new point sheet standings. At the conclusion of the meeting, children are broken into their skill level defined groups and take part in a "hands on" chess lesson that lasts approximately 20-30 minutes. Once this lesson has completed, children will take part in a club tournament, which is played to rated tournament standards. This means children will play silently, use chess clocks and notate games. If time remains at the conclusion of their games, children will analyze their games quietly in peer groups until clean up time. Points are awarded to children for attendance, performance in their games, extra credit homework, and attending tournaments. All homework is voluntary and counts toward extra credit points. For tournament info please visit http://www.calchess.org/scholasticschedule.shtml and www.charitychess.com. For more information on the Torres Chess and Music Academy or to apply online, please visit www.chessandmusic.com. Scholarships Available!
This chess program will meet every Friday that school is in regular session. Tuition for this program is $192 for the 1st semester or $348 for the entire year. The last day of the Chess Club will be June 5th 2009. Checks should be made payable to The TCAMA. Fees for chess are nonrefundable after the second meeting. No refund will be given for unscheduled student absences. There will be no class on 11/28, 12/26, 1/2, 2/20, 4/17 & 5/22.
The second semester will begin February 6th, 2009.
This chess program will meet every Friday that school is in regular session. Tuition for this program is $192 for the 1st semester or $348 for the entire year. The last day of the Chess Club will be June 5th 2009. Checks should be made payable to The TCAMA. Fees for chess are nonrefundable after the second meeting. No refund will be given for unscheduled student absences. There will be no class on 11/28, 12/26, 1/2, 2/20, 4/17 & 5/22.
The second semester will begin February 6th, 2009.
$348.00
Muir Cupertino Fall 2008, September 21, 2008 - June 5, 2009
The John Muir chess program meets every Friday from 3:15 until 4:30 beginning September 26, 2008. Class begins with a general meeting where children are briefed on any chess club news, offered information on upcoming chess events, and informed of their new point sheet standings. At the conclusion of the meeting, children are broken into their skill level defined groups and take part in a "hands on" chess lesson that lasts approximately 20-30 minutes. Once this lesson has completed, children will take part in a club tournament, which is played to rated tournament standards. This means children will play silently, use chess clocks and notate games. If time remains at the conclusion of their games, children will analyze their games quietly in peer groups until clean up time. Points are awarded to children for attendance, performance in their games, extra credit homework, and attending tournaments. All homework is voluntary and counts toward extra credit points. For tournament info please visit http://www.calchess.org/scholasticschedule.shtml and www.charitychess.com. For more information on the Torres Chess and Music Academy or to apply online, please visit www.chessandmusic.com. Scholarships Available!
This chess program will meet every Friday that school is in regular session. Tuition for this program is $192 for the 1st semester or $348 for the entire year. The last day of the Chess Club will be June 5th 2009. Checks should be made payable to The TCAMA. Fees for chess are nonrefundable after the second meeting. No refund will be given for unscheduled student absences. There will be no class on 11/28, 12/26, 1/2, 2/20, 4/17 & 5/22.
The second semester will begin February 6th, 2009.
This chess program will meet every Friday that school is in regular session. Tuition for this program is $192 for the 1st semester or $348 for the entire year. The last day of the Chess Club will be June 5th 2009. Checks should be made payable to The TCAMA. Fees for chess are nonrefundable after the second meeting. No refund will be given for unscheduled student absences. There will be no class on 11/28, 12/26, 1/2, 2/20, 4/17 & 5/22.
The second semester will begin February 6th, 2009.
$204.00
Parkmont Fall 2008, Oct. 1, 2008 - Feb. 11, 2009
The Parkmont chess program meets every Wednesday from 3:00 until 4:00 beginning October 1, 2008. Students will be broken into groups based on their relative skill at the game of chess. Class begins with a general meeting where children are briefed on any chess club news, offered information on upcoming chess events, and informed of their new point sheet standings. At the conclusion of the meeting, children are broken into their skill level defined groups and take part in a "hands on" chess lesson that lasts approximately 20-30 minutes. Once this lesson has completed, children will take part in a club tournament, which is played to rated tournament standards. This means children will play silently, use chess clocks and notate games. If time remains at the conclusion of their games, children will analyze their games quietly in peer groups until clean up time. Points will be awarded to children for attendance, performance in their games, extra credit homework, and attending tournaments. All homework will be voluntary and count toward extra credit points. For lists of tournaments through the school year and summer please visit: http://www.calchess.org/scholasticschedule.shtml and www.charitychess.com.
The Parkmont chess program will be offered every Wednesday after school. Tuition for this program is $204.00 for semester 1. The last day of the year will be on June 10th 2008. Fees for the chess program are non-refundable after the second meeting. No refund will be given for unscheduled student absences. If you enroll for the second semester in advance you will get 2 classes free. There will be a $10 discount for the second child enrolled in the program. Chess will meet every Wednesday from 10/1/08 to 6/10/09 except for 11/26, 12/24, 12/31, & 4/15. Please keep this cover sheet for your records.
The Parkmont chess program will be offered every Wednesday after school. Tuition for this program is $204.00 for semester 1. The last day of the year will be on June 10th 2008. Fees for the chess program are non-refundable after the second meeting. No refund will be given for unscheduled student absences. If you enroll for the second semester in advance you will get 2 classes free. There will be a $10 discount for the second child enrolled in the program. Chess will meet every Wednesday from 10/1/08 to 6/10/09 except for 11/26, 12/24, 12/31, & 4/15. Please keep this cover sheet for your records.
$372.00
Parkmont Fall 2008, Oct. 1, 2008 - Jun. 10, 2009
The Parkmont chess program meets every Wednesday from 3:00 until 4:00 beginning October 1, 2008. Students will be broken into groups based on their relative skill at the game of chess. Class begins with a general meeting where children are briefed on any chess club news, offered information on upcoming chess events, and informed of their new point sheet standings. At the conclusion of the meeting, children are broken into their skill level defined groups and take part in a "hands on" chess lesson that lasts approximately 20-30 minutes. Once this lesson has completed, children will take part in a club tournament, which is played to rated tournament standards. This means children will play silently, use chess clocks and notate games. If time remains at the conclusion of their games, children will analyze their games quietly in peer groups until clean up time. Points will be awarded to children for attendance, performance in their games, extra credit homework, and attending tournaments. All homework will be voluntary and count toward extra credit points. For lists of tournaments through the school year and summer please visit: http://www.calchess.org/scholasticschedule.shtml and www.charitychess.com.
The Parkmont chess program will be offered every Wednesday after school. Tuition for this program is $204.00 for semester 1. The last day of the year will be on June 10th 2008. Fees for the chess program are non-refundable after the second meeting. No refund will be given for unscheduled student absences. If you enroll for the second semester in advance you will get 2 classes free. There will be a $10 discount for the second child enrolled in the program. Chess will meet every Wednesday from 10/1/08 to 6/10/09 except for 11/26, 12/24, 12/31, & 4/15. Please keep this cover sheet for your records.
The Parkmont chess program will be offered every Wednesday after school. Tuition for this program is $204.00 for semester 1. The last day of the year will be on June 10th 2008. Fees for the chess program are non-refundable after the second meeting. No refund will be given for unscheduled student absences. If you enroll for the second semester in advance you will get 2 classes free. There will be a $10 discount for the second child enrolled in the program. Chess will meet every Wednesday from 10/1/08 to 6/10/09 except for 11/26, 12/24, 12/31, & 4/15. Please keep this cover sheet for your records.
