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International Chess Institute
Basic Information
Address: 203 Washington Street
Suite 277
Salem, Ma 01970
Email: kent@smartpawn.org
Phone Number: 1-888-60-CHESS
Fax Number: 781-596-0385
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Additional Information
Focus: Chess Club and Chess Enrichment Classes
Director: Kent Leung
Schools Served: Brimmer and May School
Kingsley Montessori School
Lexington Montessori School
Newman School of Boston
British School of Boston
Shaloh House Jewish Day School
Immaculate Conception of Revere
City of Boston, Burlington, Bedford, Boxford, Lexington, Topsfield
School District: All School Districts
County: All Massachusett Counties
Schedule: 24 hours
Ages: 5-18
Membership/Pricing: TBD
Setting:
In-school, home-based, online
History:
Most successful chess institute in New England for the past 7 years.
Program Highlights:
Coached 7 state champions and 6 national champions in Massachusetts a United States institute record
Support Services:
Free weekly office hours plus private coaching available
Activities:
Chess instruction, peer to peer competition, one-on-one tutoring
Program Information:
The International Chess Institute is the most succesful chess institute in New England area and among the most successful chess institutes in North America. We have a record of teaching students from beginner level to reach state and national championships. Our comprehensive program utilizes a fun and interactive approach to learning and mastering chess. ICI utlilizes a proven systematic approach that has produced historic results in the New England.
The ICI provides programs for home-base private and group programs and school-based programs. For more information about our program please contact your local ICI office.
1-888-60-CHESS
Slogan: Teaching Children to Think