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The US Chess/ChessKid Online Elementary Championship is coming August 8-9 for all U.S. kids in grades K-6.
Players will now have twice as good a shot at taking home a prize like a plaque or
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The Texas State/ChessKid Online Scholastic Championships will be November 14-15, 2020 on ChessKid. All kids who are schooled in the state of Texas are eligible, grades K-12. Players will be group in 10 sections (5 Championship and 5
The top 3 schools in each of the sections (all 10 of them) will have their top four
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ChessKid Indonesia Championship, Irene Sukandar
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miss out on any of the new features, so here’s an overview of a few things that have