Chess lessons and more, for players of all strengths and ages.

Dublin Jerome Spring Scholastic

Saturday, April 25, 2026

Sections, Format and Time Controls:

K12 Open K12 U1500 & K12 U1200 4 Round Swiss, G45;d5
K-12 U900, K-12 U600, K-6 U300 5 Round Swiss, G30;d5
K-3 Nonrated, 4-8 Nonrated, 9-12 Nonrated 5 Round Swiss, G30;d5

Dublin Jerome Spring Scholastic Registration

Player's Name(Required)

First Last

Dublin Schools District Student?(Required)

Yes

No

School Name(Required)

Grade(Required)

US Chess Rating

US Chess Membership #

Email(Required)

Phone(Required)

Sections(Required)

K12 Open

K12 U1500

K12 U1200

K12 U900

K12 U600

K6 U300

K3 Nonrated

4-8 Nonrated

9-12 Nonrated

Request a half point bye

Round 1

Round 2

Round 3

Round 4

Round 5

None

Entry Fees (Before April 11)(Required)

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Introduction to Our Community Chess Instructional Program

Welcome to CCL, a community-driven chess instructional initiative designed to bring timeless chess to learners of all ages and skill levels. Whether you’re a beginner taking your first steps on the board or an experienced player seeking to sharpen your strategies, our program offers something for everyone.

Chess is more than just a game—it fosters critical thinking, patience, and problem-solving skills. Our program is built around the belief that chess can unite people, challenge minds, and create opportunities for personal growth and community connection. To supplement the chess side of individual enrichment, we recently opened a prodigious activities wing to CCL, managed by renowned mathematician and prodigy Dr. Harvey Friedman.

Why Join Us?

Our program is driven by a passionate community of chess lovers dedicated to creating an inclusive, supportive, and educational environment. For details on how the community fosters the program, please go to the menu option The Community. By participating, you’ll have the opportunity to:

Learn at your own pace with flexible instruction formats.
Join a vibrant chess community and make new friends who share your interests.
Enhance your cognitive skills, such as strategic thinking and decision-making.
Compete in local tournaments and represent our community.
Work with renowned mathematician and prodigy Dr. Harvey Friedman in other prodigious activities.