Chess Max Academy

After-School Chess Programs for Schools

School Chess Programs

IN-PERSON & ONLINE

Chess Max Academy creates customizable chess programs for public and private schools. Founded by Grandmaster Maxim Dlugy, our programs can serve beginners, experienced players, recreational clubs, and competitive teams.

Programs can include:

Morning chess programs
K–12 chess curriculum using GM Dlugy’s program
After-school chess clubs and classes
School chess tournaments and events

Programs may be organized in person or online. Tell us your school’s goals, estimated number of students, and preferred schedule so our chess coaches can help shape the right format.

To request a proposal, include your school name, your role, the number of students, your preferred schedule, and whether you are interested in an in-person or online program.

Request a School Program Proposal

OUR CHESS SCHOOL PROGRAMS

Bring an After-School Chess Program to Your School

School administrators, principals, parent associations, and families can use this page to start a conversation about a school chess program. Chess Max Academy can organize a customizable program for recreational play, skill development, or competitive preparation.

If you are a parent, share Chess Max Academy with your school’s administration. If you represent a school, request a proposal with the school name, your role, estimated number of students, preferred days or times, and whether you are interested in an in-person or online program.

What Can a School Chess Program Include?

Experienced Chess Coaches:

Chess Max Academy instructors provide structured chess lessons for beginners and experienced players, with feedback and instruction matched to the group.

Competitive Chess Team:

For schools seeking competitive play, a program can include team preparation, practice games, and participation in school chess competitions.

Recreational Chess Club:

For students who want to learn and play without a competition-first focus, the program can provide a welcoming club format for practice and social play.

Chess Skill Development:

Lessons can cover strategic planning, tactics, endgames, and time management, with content adjusted to the students’ experience.

Critical Thinking and Focus:

Students practice planning, pattern recognition, concentration, and decision-making through structured chess activities.

How to Request a School Chess Program Proposal

Ready to discuss a chess program for your school? Email the school name, your role, estimated number of students, preferred schedule, and in-person or online preference.

Request a School Program Proposal

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