Scottsdale mother opposes teachers strike and urges return to class
Mrs. Donald Clark a former teacher and mother of a schoolchild condemns the Scottsdale school teachers strike as unprofessional and harmful. She helps in Scottsdale High School social sciences, noting class disruption and reliance on independent study while several teachers from nearby districts assist.
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Mary Bach
Donald Clark
Scottsdale
Zipper Clark
Clark
Paradise Way
Police auxiliary holds Easter egg hunt Saturday
Wakima Ladies Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Police hosts its annual Easter egg hunt Saturday at 1 30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Don Silliman 8550 E Columbus All members and families of the police department invited Newcomers Group of the Arizona State University Faculty Wives Club plans a spring breakfast Wednesday at South Mountain Park Members meet at 9 30 a m in the Christ Chapel parking lot 400 E Southern Ave Tickets 50 cents reservations may be
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Wakima
The
Fraternal Order of Police
Don Silliman
E. Columbus
Police Department
Arizona. State University Faculty Wives Club
South Mountain Park
Christ Chapel
Southern Ave
Scottsdale Area Club Meetings Schedule
Calendar items list several Scottsdale groups meeting this week. 6330 Grandmother's Club gathers Saturday at 11 a.m. at Drumstick Restaurant. Valley Vista Garden Club meets Monday at 9:30 a.m. at Mrs. Edwin Brandt's home, with a tour of the desert to follow. Alpha Delta Pi Mothers Club convenes Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the ASU Palo Verde Main dining room. Humane Society Auxiliary hosts a Wednesday luncheon at Camelback Inn with guest Gordon Latimer, announcing a $31,000 VNS check for nursing care funds. new officers and board members to be installed at Mountain Shadows Resort.
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Valley Vista’ Garden‘ Cub of
Scottsdale
Edwin Brandt
E. Larkspur Dr
Alpha Delta Pi Mothers Club
Palo Verde
Arizona State University
Arizona Humiane Society
Cholla
Camelback Inn
Hayden Plaza East
Gordon Latimer
The
Humane Society
Thomas Alton
Substitute teachers endure Scottsdale High strike disruption
Zipper Clark reports disrupted classes as substitutes manage limited staffing at Scottsdale High. Missing records and stripped materials hinder operations while students face divided loyalties and uncertain credit for unfinished work.
Scottsdale Teachers Strike Sparks Budget and Safety Tensions
A Scottsdale official defends district pay policies amid teacher strikes over salaries and substitutes costs. She cites $11,000 paid to substitutes over two weeks for 550 absent teachers and notes possible pay cuts won't fix budget overruns. Pickets blocked drives. some teachers threaten rooms, while the official worries about student impact and long‑term fallout.
Troubled Child Theme Set for Scottsdale Guidance Center
The Scottsdale Guidance Center will sponsor a spring conference on the troubled child for child guidance professionals and interested parents. The program begins Saturday at 9 am at the Executive House in Scottsdale and features talks on The Alienated Adolescent and The Rational Management of Adolescent Perces with Dr. Spurgeon English Ed D and Paul A. Hauck. Regular attendees pay 10 dollars including luncheon with reservations via Suite 217, Scottsdale Guidance Center, or call 945 3431.
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Scottsdale Guidance Center
N. Scottsdale,Rd
Spurge Eon English
Lonely Ghia Clark Moustakas
Paul A. Hauck
Scottsdale
St. In
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Drumstick
Scottsdale Rd
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Davi Shapiro
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Tocaledate
Cactus Rd
Cave Creek Rd
Paradise Valley
Tooney
E. Cactus
Scottsdale Education Association
Dennis Carroll
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Washington Street
Phoenix
Titchin Fabrics
N. Scofisdale Rd
Bethany
Lutheran Church
North 82Nd Street
Jack H. Zoellner
Arizona
Christ
Phillips Brooks
82Nd Street
Camelback Rd
Tempe
E. Broadway
N. Scottsdale
del Camino
Valencia
Lisbon
Wisteria
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