Go for Schools & Educators

Discover how Go supports critical thinking, problem-solving, and classroom learning. Explore resources for teachers, school clubs, grants, and student programs.

Go for Schools & Educators

Go is not just a game - it's a powerful educational tool that helps students develop critical thinking, creativity, focus, and problem-solving skills. Go's simple rules and infinite strategic possibilities make it a great game to introduce in classrooms, after-school programs, libraries, and community organizations.

Why Teach Go?

Learning Go gives students valuable skills, including:

Analytical thinking
Strategic planning
Logical reasoning
Problem-solving
Concentration and perseverance
Decision-making
Etiquette and fair play

Go is suitable for elementary, middle, and high school students, and is accessible to players of all skill levels.

Go in the Classroom

Teachers use Go to promote active learning and collaboration. The game teaches kids to plan ahead, recognize patterns, and learn through practice. It creates an enjoyable, interactive environment that supports educational goals.

Want to bring Go into a classroom lesson or start an after-school club? The American Go Foundation has materials to help you get started.

Resources for Educators

Explore programs and resources for schools and teachers:

Start a Club – Learn how to start a Go club at your school or in your community.
Grants – Teaching grants to introduce Go in K-12 schools.
Benefits for Kids – Learn how Go helps children develop lifelong learning skills.

Bring Go to Your School

Go is easy to learn, affordable to teach, and rewarding for students of all ages. Whether you're an educator, librarian, homeschool parent, or youth program leader, the AGF can help you introduce Go to your learning community. To get started, simply fill out our online Project Application Form.

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