National Scholastic Chess Foundation
 
The NSCF provides chess instruction to over 30 communities and 70 schools in Westchester, NY and Fairfield, CT counties.
Online registration is available for NSCF tournaments, community chess classes, and summer chess programs. For schedules, results, mail-in forms, and other information about these and other activities, choose a subject from the menu bar above.


NSCF Scholastic Grand
Prix Tournaments


The Final 2012-13 NSCF Scholastic Grand Prix standings have been published.
(The May 18th event has been cancelled, so the season is over.)

See the Grand Prix FAQ.

If you have not used a tournament credit, a refund will be issued soon.

Next up: Summer Chess.  

Show Tournament Notices.


Online registration is now available for the popular NSCF Summer Chess Program. You may choose one or more of six full-day or half-day sessions. Sessions run from July 8th through August 23rd.

Show Program Features.
K-12 chess in Manhattan:
See the 2012-13 Hunter C.E.S. calendar and registration form.  
(The final event of the season concluded May 5th.)
Results.

Questions: contact Hunter chess.
Do not contact the NSCF about Hunter events.
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April 8,2013. Huzzahs to the Bronxville teams who finished 6th in the K-6 Championship and 3rd in the K-6 under 1000 at the Supernationals.

Show Bronxville team results.
Young success: Six-year-old Avery Hood placed 8th in the largest Supernationals section - the 423-player K-3 Under 800 section. He was 6-0 going into the last round, playing for a possible 1st place! He came up short after a game that lasted one hour and 45 minutes.

Official picture.  Avery&coach.
March 16,2013. Kudos to the Westchester County Scholastic Champions
Team Champions:   4th-up: Bronxville Elementary;   K-3: German School New York
Show Individual Champions.

All good things... Overall NSCF Grand Prix leader Shawn Cobb won 28 straight NSCF games before losing to Nicklas Breskin in this event.




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