Bridge brings many enhanced benefits to those who learn how to play the game. It enhances children’s analytical skills and helps to improve their problem solving ability. As a unique way to foster social interaction and teamwork, bridge teaches students self-reliance and improves social skills, while building trust and confidence with a partner. They will discover how to succeed, just as they would in any sports program. There are no socioeconomic or physical  boundaries to learn bridge. You just need drive, determination and discipline. Research studies show that students who learn bridge have increased scores in math, reading, comprehension and improved short term memory retention.

Anne L. Farmer	Anne Farmer
Steve Lewis	Steve Lewis learned bridge in college. He has a PhD in biophysics. He is currently retired from the software industry.
Barbara Nist