This association addresses issues such as cell tower construction on Mamaroneck Road, the Weaver Street easement…More and the NYS DOT construction project. It also focuses on zoning and leaf composting. This association provides bus transportation to Scarsdale Middle School and Quaker Ridge Elementary School.</p> <p>For more information, call the number provided.</p>

Quaker Ridge, while a large school for the district, manages to concentrate on keeping learning fun, illuminating and…More excitement while continuing to keep the curriculum at pace.</p> <p>Teachers have autonomy within their classrooms to develop lesson plans that suit their classes and are encouraged to develop a love of learning within their students.</p> <p>The principal, Robyn S. Lane is vigilant and interactive with parents and the PTA is involved on many levels within the school.</p>

The Scarsdale Neighborhood Association Presidents was formed by the property owners in a limited area in order for…More them to watch over the residents' immediate interests.</p> <p>SNAP meets monthly to discuss community issues such as housing, developments and traffic, village budget, taxation, education, safety, public service and other village business.</p> <p>A representative from SNAP is chosen to be a part of the Scarsdale Board Nominating Committee.</p> <p>The village of Scarsdale has 16 active neighborhood associations. Each group is represented on the Scarsdale Neighborhood Association Presidents.</p> <p>The neighborhoods within the village of Scarsdale are Arthur Manor, Berkley in Scarsdale, Bramlee Heights, Colonial Acres, Drake Edgewood, East Heathcote, Fox Meadow, Greenacres, Murray Hill/Middle Heathcote, Old Scarsdale, Overhill, Quaker Ridge, Scarsdale Meadows, Secor Farms, Sherbrooke Farms and West Quaker Ridge.</p>