Scholastic Press Releases
Kids Read 83.3 Million Minutes for the Scholastic Summer Challenge™ and to Benefit Save the Children's U.S. Programs
To Go to Save the Children’s Emergency Relief Programs
Scholastic Media Brings Top Children's Properties to iPhone and iPod Touch
The New York Times UPFRONT Teen Magazine Celebrates 10 Years of Bringing News and Analysis to High School Students
Scholastic Makes Significant Progress Toward Industry-Leading Goals for FSC-Certified and Recycled Paper Use
New York, NY — August 27, 2009 — Scholastic, the global children’s publishing, education and media company, today announced that significant progress has been made toward the company-wide goal of strengthening its sustainable paper procurement practices and increasing the percentage of Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified and post-consumer waste (PCW) recycled paper purchased.
Scholastic Kid Reporters Interview Education Secretary Arne Duncan and His Favorite Teacher for Back to School Special Report
Scholastic Kids Press Corps Now Accepting Applications for New Members
Scholastic Reveals Secret Destination with Release of "The 39 Clues Book 5: The Black Circle"
Scholastic Media Announces New Animated and Live Action Production Slate for MIPCOM
New York – August 6, 2009 – Scholastic Media, a division of Scholastic Inc., the global children’s publishing, education and media company will enter this fall’s MIPCOM conference with a diverse slate of animated and live action programming for a wide range of audiences. Each new property is representative of Scholastic’s 360 degree brand building approach to bringing quality entertainment to children and families worldwide.
Kids Across America Take the Scholastic Summer Challenge to Stop the Summer Slide
Free Online Summer Reading Program Continues to Motivate Kids to Read for Fun, Friendly Competition and a Good Cause with Save the Children’s U.S. Programs
Even Celebrities Like Brendan Fraser, Meg Cabot, Keke Palmer, and The Naked Brothers Band Are Reading “4 or More” Books This Summer
“Scholastic Parent & Child” Posts Largest Issue in the Magazine’s History
