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Matt Brown Named President of Klutz and SVP, Scholastic Inc.

New York, NY (July 15, 2010) — Ellie Berger, President of the Trade Publishing division of Scholastic (NASDAQ: SCHL), announced today that Matt Brown has been named SVP, Scholastic Inc., and President of Klutz, the highly innovative publisher of “books plus” for children, and a division of Scholastic, the global children’s publishing, education and media company.

Scholastic Media Launches New I SPY Game on Nintendo DS

 

I SPY™ Universe, the latest installment Of top-selling I SPY franchise, introduces new space themed hidden object game

 

First-Ever Computer-Adaptive Math Assessment Tool from Scholastic

Scholastic Math Inventory (SMI) Measures Students’ Math Skills and Delivers Reports to Help Teachers Target Instruction

NEW YORK, N.Y., June 29, 2010 – Schools can now use classroom computers to quickly measure students’ math achievement, track their progress and receive immediate feedback to help differentiate instruction.

Scholastic Education Launches Scholastic Achievement Partners

New division will offer broad range of support in school improvement, human capital development, and program implementation

Herman L. Masin, Editor of Scholastic Coach for 72 Consecutive Years, Dead at 96

 

Believed to be the longest-serving editor of one magazine in American history

 

NEW YORK, N.Y. — June 10, 2010 — Herman Lewis Masin, the longest-serving editor of one magazine in American history, and among the most influential figures in the field of interscholastic athletics and coaching, died on June 8, 2010. He was 96.

Scholastic Media Teams Up with Animal Adventure on "Toots"

LAS VEGAS, NV — June 8, 2010 — Scholastic Media, a division of Scholastic Inc, the global children's publishing, education and media company, today announced that it has tapped Animal Adventure Inc.

Scholastic Helps Schools Distribute More than 1.5 Million Books to Kids for Summer Reading

NEW YORK, NY — June 7, 2010 — As schools nationwide struggle with tight budgets, some innovative school districts have developed a low-tech strategy for keeping their students’ reading skills sharp this summer. They are giving them books!

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