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Tomorrow's game in Schoellkopf Field finds both teams--first and second in the Ivy League last season--still looking for a win. But on the basis of pre-season predictions and last Saturday's stunning upset of Harvard, 19 big points say that Harvard returns to Cambridge on the train with the exact same number of victories with which it arrived last night...
Director of the Preschool is Julia A. Schoellkopf, a Sarah Lawrence Alumna who also teaches courses in early childhood education. Most of the school's children come from Cambridge, and are off-spring of parents with some University connection, either as students or faculty, predominate. Teachers hope the school can get more children from non-academic backgrounds. Scholarship funds are available for children whose families cannot meet the 200 dollar yearly tuition...
Although, in Miss Schoellkopf's words, the schools is "middle of the road--not overly permissive or overly rigid," the prestige of its Harvard connection allows it to institute many advances that a more restricted type of nursery school would be unable to make. An example is the abolition of the daily line up for health inspection that so many nursery schools require...
Discipline is rarely a problem, for the teachers manage to curb most situations before they get out of hand. When a child does misbehave, he is never sent to stand in the corner as is done in many nursery schools. He is taken instead to Miss Schoellkopf's office, where he plays alone and calms down. To lessen the problems of adjustment to foreign surroundings, mothers are told to stay at the school until the child no longer needs them. Some leave after a few hours; others come with their children every day for weeks, until the child says...
...Miss Schoellkopf is currently a child psychologist at the Mayo Clinic and from 1945 to 1947 directed the Sarah Lawrence Nursery School...