Jersey Proud: Chess Club for at-risk youth helps kids sharpen problem-solving skills
The kids learn lessons from the game that they use to help them confront important decisions in life.
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Oct 6, 2022, 2:32 AM
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7ds agoThe Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office offers a Chess Club for at-risk youth that helps kids sharpen their problem-solving skills.
The kids learn lessons from the game that they use to help them confront important decisions in life.
The club meets every week.
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