Enrichment Chess Programs in San Diego!

Serving Rancho Bernardo, Poway, Scripps Ranch, Tierrasanta, Miramar, Allied Gardens, San Diego State, Rancho San Diego, Mt. Helix, La Mesa, San Carlos, Lemon Grove, Lakeside, El Cajon, & Santee!

Scholastic Chess Enrichment!
Scholastic Chess Enrichment!

An outstanding enrichment program for your school or organization! After school programs currently available, typically 8-10 weeks each session, three times over the academic year with sessions in Fall, Winter, and Spring!

 

Friday Night Chess Classes!

Friday Night Classes - Next class: May 17rd!

 
We are having a small private student chess class on Friday evening from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM in Santee!

 

 

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SDCC Reserve Champion 2013
SDCC Reserve Champion 2013

Coach Ron is the San Diego Chess

Club Reserve Champion 2013!!

 

Thirty one years in the making, fourteen weeks of brutal competition, one desirable result! To all my students at the Pacific Hills Chess Academy, if you want something enough,and you're willing to put in the work, you WILL be successful!!

 

Coach Ron

"The Evans" Method!

Coach Ron
Coach Ron

The program, dubbed “The Evans Method” by the United States Chess Federation, includes instruction, formal and casual play. Students receive prizes at the end of each class to reward positive participation and trophies or medals at the end of each session. Their program (once featured on The Tonight Show) has produced national champions at every scholastic level.

Beginners are welcome! Chess is a great workout for the mind utilizing continuous problem-solving with changing conditions. Students learn to think ahead, evaluate multiple alternatives and anticipate consequences. They improve spatial reasoning, visual memory and attention span while learning good judgment, reasoning power and self-confidence. Studies have shown that chess improves cognitive thinking which in turn improves school grades. 

USCF Chess Research Bibliography: http://main.uschess.org/content/view/7866/131/ 

We honestly believe learning to play chess will positively influence your life!