Notes from the news, June 4

Universal gets go-ahead to run Creighton The Notebook blog
The District approved a provider to turnaround Creighton as a Renaissance charter school, rejecting a teacher-led plan.

Schools budget meltdown Daily News (opinion)
Faced with inadequate funding, activists should continue their protests in Harrisburg.

Student Journalism Awards 2012 The Notebook blog
Every year the Notebook honors high school journalists at its June celebration. Congratulations to the winners and thanks to all who entered. See you June 12!

Class size does make difference The Inquirer (opinion)
Even with a bare-bones budget, "keeping classes small should be a priority."

EMAN Secures Education Speaker For Meeting Mt. Airy Patch
Notebook contributing editor Dale Mezzacappa will talk to the East Mount Airy Neighbors tomorrow.

State news roundup Keystone State Education Coalition

Please email us if we missed anything today or if you have any suggestions of publications, email lists, or other places for us to check for news.

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