Corporate News
Scholastic launches "READ 180" Next Generation
New READ 180 includes dashboards for students, teachers and school leaders, alignment to Common Core, new content to engage students, writing instruction
Scholastic Announces The 39 Clues Global Grand Prize Winners
Scholastic Announces Second Annual WordGirl Definition Competition
Revered Educator Ruth Culham, Authors of The 39 Clues Team Up to Teach Good Writing to Young Readers
AMD, Alliance for Young Artists & Writers, and Scholastic Launch Free Online Game Development Portal for Teachers
Scholastic Announces 39 U.S. Finalists for "The 39 Clues" Grand Prize
U.S. Census Bureau Announces new Online Data Tools and Resources for Teachers and Schools
WASHINGTON, D.C. — February 2, 2011 — With data now streaming in from the 2010 Census, the U.S. Census Bureau has released a set of online tools and resources to help teachers and kids make sense of it in the classroom.
Statement from Scholastic regarding the Harry Potter lawsuit brought against the Company by the estate of Adrian Jacobs
Scholastic is extremely pleased that Judge Scheindlin decided to dismiss, at the earliest stage possible, the lawsuit brought against Scholastic by the estate of Adrian Jacobs. The Court's swift dismissal supports our position that the case was completely without merit and that comparing Willy the Wizard to the Harry Potter series was absurd.
Scholastic Digitizes Award-Winning "True Books" Titles for New Web-Based eBook and Video Program "TrueFlix"
NEW YORK, NY — January 5, 2011 — A classic non-fiction book series, True Books, is coming to life this year in TrueFlix™, a new online learning resource from Scholastic (NASDAQ: SCHL), the global children's publishing, education and media company.
Scholastic to Publish Brian Selznick's "Wonderstruck"on September 13, 2011
