literacy

Free Florida Reading Program Partners with Local Fifth Grader and Inspiring Professionals to Boost State Literacy Rates

 The New Worlds Reading Initiative is encouraging families to embrace the power of reading this National Reading Month and beyond—and more than 500,000 FL K-5 students are eligible to receive free books!

The Scholastic Philanthropic Impact Report, 2021-2022

 

New York, NY – October 4, 2022 – During the 2021-22 school year,* Scholastic worked tirelessly to give back and increase access to crucial resources for children, families, and educators. With the help of our incredible customers and partners, we were able to get millions of books to children, and schools were able to raise much-needed funds.

Scholastic Names Jeffrey Mathews Executive Vice President, Corporate Development and Investor Relations

Scholastic Names Jeffrey Mathews Executive Vice President, Corporate Development and Investor Relations

New Research Reveals Teachers Value Independent Reading Time, but Only 36% Can Set Aside Time Daily

Contact:
Kyle Good, 212-343-4563, kgood@scholastic.com
Brittany Sullivan, 212-343-4848, bsullivan@scholastic.com

National Survey Provides Insights into Teachers’ and Principals’ Views on the State of Independent Reading in School, Making the Home-to-School Connection, and the Importance of Summer Reading

Asbury Park School District Invests in Literacy for All

Contact:

Chanta Jackson
Asbury Park School District
JacksonC@asburypark.k12.nj.us
732-776-2606x2475

Anne Sparkman
Scholastic Inc.
asparkman@scholastic.com
212-343-6657

Scholastic UK Launches Major Writing Project for Schools and Pupils

 

Now every child can become a published writer

 

Scholastic UK is delighted to announce an exciting new way for teachers and pupils to celebrate writing for pleasure. We Are Writers! is the perfect opportunity for schools to publish their own individual book that celebrates every child’s writing and boosts literacy skills at the same time. The initiative is open to primary and secondary schools, as well as literacy organisations.

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