Challenging Heads Chess

Challenging Heads Chess Program was started in 1996 as a means to introduce children to chess as well as to teach them the skills that are developed while playing the game. Through chess a child develops math, reading and analytical skills which will serve them in future academic endeavors. The Challenging Heads Chess Program introduces students to the basics of chess including chess pieces, piece values and legal piece movement through interactive classroom instruction taught by Mr. Bady and his qualified staff. The program concentrates on developing tactical abilities with an emphasis on understanding basic end game positions. The Challenging Heads Chess Program has been welcomed in the school systems as an extracurricular activity and eagerly accepted by the students in the class. The purpose of our robotic program is to foster interest and competence in science, mathematics, and computers, while developing problem-solving skills, enabling creative thinking and design. Challenging Heads Robotics is an educational initiative where students build and program robots to perform a variety of challenges. Students will learn and apply the scientific, mathematical, and technological fundamentals behind the construction of robots.