Education
First Lady Michelle Obama Shares Food Craving, Discusses Fitness, Being the First Mom with "Scholastic News" Kid Reporter
New York, NY — March 12, 2012 — Scholastic News® Kid Reporter Topanga Sena, 11, of Orlando, Florida sat down for an exclusive interview with First Lady Michelle Obama when she was in Orlando, Florida, wrapping up her Let’s Move! second anniversary tour.
It's Not Only the Answer, It's How Students Solve the Problem that Counts in New Math Assessment for the Common Core
SAUSALITO, CA — February 13, 2012 — A new math assessment tool developed by esteemed math educator Marilyn Burns, now available free to all teachers, not only cares about the answers students give, but also how they figured them out.
Foundational Reading Program from Scholastic Endorsed by the Council of Administrators of Special Education
research-based support for children in special education programs
Discover More About Penguins, Planets and People in New Multi-Platform Non-Fiction Series from Scholastic
Free Resources on Scholastic.com Help Teachers Explore Black History Month in the Classroom
News from the Iowa Caucuses Helps Launch Scholastic News Election 2012 Website
New Teaching with Brian Selznick Website Launches with a Virtual Field Trip to the American Museum of Natural History
Free Teaching Materials and Classroom Activities Bring Bestsellers Wonderstruck and The Invention of Hugo Cabret to Life in the Classroom at www.scholastic.com/teachbrianselznick
Four Years of U.S. Department of Education Research Shows "READ 180" Effective in Combating Adolescent Illiteracy
Scholastic Announces New Team Focused on Family and Community Engagement (FACE) to Raise Student Achievement
In new survey, 98 percent of teachers say more family involvement and support would have a strong impact on academic achievement
Scholastic.com Unveils Upgrade of Most Trafficked Website for Teachers, Serving 1.6 Million Unique Visitors Weekly