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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1964

Page

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Scarsdale Uses Unique Afternoon Tutoring in Schools

Edgewood School principal Aileen Robinson touts a program where full classes meet in the morning and students return in small groups for targeted instruction in the afternoon. She notes improved identification of student needs, flexibility, and social benefits as teachers adapt methods to each child. The system aims to lift slower developers and tailor pacing, with small classes enabling individualized learning.

Scarsdale Aileen Robinson Edgewood District 1 Board of Education Miss Robinson

Mrs. Robinson Heads Edgewood School With Global View

Aileen Robinson, Edgewood School principal, is praised for 18 years of inspirational leadership and a curriculum emphasizing cultural knowledge. Her extensive background includes Smith College, international education work, and a 1953 54 Fulbright teaching fellowship in Jaipur India.

Aileen Robinson Edgewood Board of Education Scarsdale Robinson Massachusetts Smith College Merrill-Palmer School Detroit Mich Boston University Canada United States Charles Howard Robinson Sarah Charles French Alps Westchester New York State Education Department Scarsdale-Hartsdale American Association of the United Nations Scarsdale Curriculum Council Latin America Jaipur India

Revised Rules Approved By Quaker Ridge Board

A revised edition of the Quaker Ridge School Board rules was adopted at the monthly meeting. The changes are minor and retroactively effective to January 1, 1960. Dr James B Jackson presented a request for next year’s BO CES services and staff additions including a psychologist and various part time roles.

Quaker Ridge School Board James B. Jackson Vising Board of Cooperative Educational Services Valhalla Jackson BOCES Boces Film Library

New Attack Leveled On Land Decision

The Scarsdale Village Board faced sharp criticism at a public hearing over the decision not to buy the Scarsdale Supply Company land. Spencer Scott quoted Governor Dewey on redress for citizens and argued hearings must reflect public opinion. Mayor Alden C. Smith defended hearings as part of the Master Plan process, insisting representation does not require obedience to a majority’s view. Other residents urged caution and urged continued hearings while a green belt cost share was debated for Post and Oxford roads.

Scarsdale Supply Spencer Scott Quaker Center Thomas E. Dewey Dewey Scott Alden C. Smith Paul S. Smith Smith Scarsdale Edwin A. deLima Quaker Square deLima Simon Breines Horseguard Lane Breines Henry H. Collins Jr Post Road Post and Oxford Roads

Plans Set By CofC For Scout Event

The CofC reports completion of plans for the annual Boy Scout luncheon during Scout Week in February. Harry J. Ford chairs the event and Al Carlson heads arrangements for the dinner dance with date details to be sent by letter. The notice also covers Spring Sales Days in May and extends welcome to civic and professional groups to join and support Scarsdale growth.

Chamber of Commerce Harry J. Ford Chamber Piedmont Inn al Cerlson James Mitchell Richard Coulter Coulter Scarsdale

Mrs Meyer Reopens Scarsdale Diner After Series of Takeovers

Mrs. Helen Meyer returns to run the Scarsdale Diner on Scarsdale Avenue. She had bought and rebuilt the business after past owners failed, restoring it December 1 with a welcoming “Ma” persona. Patrons call the diner a second home as she serves pot roast sauerbraten German pancakes and pastries with a motherly smile.

Helen Meyer Scarsdale Scarsdale Avenue Meyer Adolph

Progress in Scarsdale feature previews growth and 1961 outlook

The Inquirer highlights PROGRESS in Scarsdale as a special section with growth in 1960 and prospects for 1961. The edition promises a multi-page exploration of local development and future plans. Pages 15–24. The Paper Bag Players visit January 22 offering playful costumes such as shower curtains and lace tablecloths. Page 7.

Scarsdale the Inquirer Children's Theater

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