Scholastic Corporation (SL1)
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Scholastic Corporation Profile
| Media Industry | Communication Services Sector | Peter Warwick CEO | XMUN Exchange | US8070661058 ISIN |
| US Country | 7,090 Employees | 30 Apr 2026 Last Dividend | 17 Jan 2001 Last Split | 12 May 1987 IPO Date |
Overview
Founded in 1920 and headquartered in New York, New York, Scholastic Corporation stands out as a leading publisher and distributor of children’s books on a global scale. The company’s operations are classified into three main segments: Children's Book Publishing and Distribution, Education Solutions, and International. Scholastic is renowned for its significant role in creating and distributing a wide range of children's literature, educational materials, and electronic products, primarily through school book clubs, fairs, and various trade channels. Scholastic has earned a reputable position in the industry, particularly for its original publications and licenses of high-profile properties.
Products and Services
Children's Book Publishing and Distribution: This segment focuses on the publication and distribution of an expansive collection of children’s books, eBooks, media, and interactive products. Noteworthy original publications include beloved series and titles like Harry Potter, The Hunger Games, Dog Man, Magic School Bus, and Goosebumps. Scholastic also holds licenses to popular properties such as Peppa Pig and Pokemon. Additionally, it produces novelty products for children, including interactive books and activities under the Klutz brand and the Make Believe Ideas series, along with educational non-fiction books under the Children’s Press and Franklin Watts brands.
Education Solutions: Scholastic’s Education Solutions segment is dedicated to publishing and distributing classroom magazines, including titles like Scholastic News and Storyworks, and providing supplemental teaching materials, programs, and consulting services. This segment aims to enhance educational experiences in classrooms with a variety of formats, from print to digital. Additionally, Scholastic offers a range of reference and non-fiction products online, catering to the needs of educators and students alike.
International: The International segment extends Scholastic’s reach beyond the United States, publishing and distributing children’s books in English and French, and facilitating school-based marketing channels across the globe. This segment supports international markets with both original and licensed children’s books along with supplemental educational materials, including professional books for teachers. The aim is to promote literacy and learning through a diverse range of products tailored to meet the educational requirements of global communities.
