RSM-METROWEST
World Class Math Instruction Your Children Will Love!
RSM-METROWEST
World Class Math Instruction Your Children Will Love!
About Our In-Person Chess Classes
The royal game of chess comes back to RSM-MetroWest. Not only it is a lot of fun, but it is also a great tool to improve your child’s cognitive development, decision-making, creative, and critical thinking skills. We will cover opening, middle, and endgame strategic play.
Summer Chess classes Now Enrolling
Classes will meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays and run for 6 weeks starting on June 23rd, and ending on July 30th.
Time: 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM
FEES: $360 for 12 classes.
100 registration fee is required by the time of registration.
Instructor: Lawyer Times
The 2025-2026 Chess class is Now Enrolling
Classes will meet on Fridays for 30 weeks starting on October 3rd, and ending on May 29th.
Fridays: 6:15 PM – 7:15 PM
FEES: $900 for 30 classes.
100 registration fee is required by the time of registration.
Instructor: Lawyer Times
Lawyer Times
Mr. Lawyer Times is a national lifetime chess master. He is the 2017 Massachusetts State Chess Champion. He has been teaching chess for over 30 years and presently is the founder and owner of the Future Masters Chess Academy located in Ashland MA. Coach Times has led six scholastic teams from elementary to high school to State championships. Coach Times’ prolific chess roster includes 50 students in the top 100 for their age in the US, 10 students that are top in world for their age and 100 top in the State.
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Chess FAQ
Q: How old are the children in the class?
A: We accept children of all ages
Q: What are the minimum skill requirements to enter the Chess I classes?
A: For the beginner class the only requirement is that the child knows the names of the pieces and the basic moves.
Children will progress as the class goes on.
Q: My child has been playing chess for a while. How do I know which class to sign up my child for?
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Q: How can children of different ages and skills learn in the same classroom?
A: In chess, younger interested kids easily bridge the age gap. Even in competitive scholastic tournaments, most formats allow kids to play each other with up to a 4-year difference in ages. Within the class, children are grouped by age, and individual, skill-appropriate attention is given to each child.
Keep Advancing in Math this Summer
Our Summer School Programs are a great way for new students to become familiar with our approach and prepare for our full-year programs. The summer program is also great for students looking for an extra edge or an exciting new challenge.
