Press Releases
Winning Librarians' Fun Facts Get Published in State-by-State Scavenger Hunt Book
NEW YORK, N.Y. — Nov. 19, 2008 — Think you know a lot about your home state? Try testing your knowledge against your local librarian!
READ180 California Edition Adopted by the California State Board of Education
Authorship Team Includes Nationally Known Researchers
Dr. Kate Kinsella and Dr. Marilyn Adams
Scholastic Reading Counts! Now Offers 43,000+ Independent Reading Quizzes in Easier Format
LibreriaLectorum.com, Largest U.S. Online Bookstore Exclusively in Spanish, Launches November 17
Whoopi Goldberg Interviews The 39 Clues Author Gordon Korman,on December 1, 2008
Scholastic Today Releases First Chapter of The 39 Clues Book 2: One False Note
Scholastic Announces "The Tales of Beedle the Bard" Launch Plans for December 4, 2008
and Tickets to Children's Tea Party with J.K. Rowling
to be Displayed at The New York Public Library
Kid Reporters from Across the Country Recap Campaign 2008 on Live Webcast at www.scholastic.com/election
Student Voters Pick Senator Barack Obama to Win 2008 Presidential Election
Young Writers and Artists in High School Invited to Submit Work to The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards
12 Seniors Will Receive Top Honors and $10,000 Awards; Additional $3.25 Million in Art and Writing Scholarships Available to Selected Students
It’s Not Too Late to Vote! Scholastic News Kids’ Election Poll Now Open At www.scholastic.com/vote
New York, NY (September 29, 2008) – Will it be John McCain or Barack Obama? The Scholastic Presidential Election Poll is an opportunity for students to cast their votes for the 44th President of the United States. Kids in their classrooms, libraries and homes across the country can make their voices heard at www.scholastic.com/vote.
