Scholastic

Scholastic Corp. engages in the publication and distribution of children's books, magazines, and teaching materials. It operates through the following segments: Children's Book Publishing and Distribution, Education, and International. The Children's Book Publishing and Distribution segment includes the publication and distribution of children's books, e-books, media, and interactive products. The Education segment publishes and distributes children's books, other print and on-line reference, non-fiction and fiction focused products, classroom magazines and classroom materials to schools and libraries. The International segment offers products and services outside the United States by the firm's international operations, export, and foreign rights businesses. The company was founded by Maurice R. Robinson in 1920 and is headquartered in New York, NY.

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Scholastic reports strong Q4 performance and addresses literacy challenges

Scholastic's Q4 results showcased strong performance and improved margins, but challenges include headwinds in the retail bookselling market and softer spending trends in schools. The company is focused on sustainable growth, leveraging Children's Book businesses, and addressing literacy issues through federal and state funding measures.

Scholastic reports Q3 losses, focuses on growth amid challenges

Scholastic faces challenges from market headwinds, high costs, and delays impacting financial results, while showcasing strengths in the Children's book segment and Education Solutions investments.
The company's proactive approach to operational efficiency and capital allocation strategy positions it well for growth opportunities and cost management, despite current challenges.
With a focus on driving growth initiatives and managing costs, Scholastic aims to navigate obstacles, capitalize on opportunities, and enhance financial performance in the future.

Scholastic reports robust Q4 earnings, eyes growth through literacy initiatives

Scholastic's strong financial performance in Q4 and full year, coupled with a focus on long-term growth strategies, position the company well for fiscal 2024 and beyond. Despite challenges in international markets and softer spending in education, the company remains confident in its opportunities for growth and shareholder value creation.

Scholastic reports Q1 losses but eyes growth through literacy

Scholastic's Q1 2024 performance reflects a mix of strengths, challenges, and opportunities.
Management's focus on literacy, successful book sales, and strategic investments underpin future growth.
Addressing revenue declines and cost challenges while leveraging growth opportunities will be key.
Overall, Scholastic remains committed to its fiscal 2024 guidance and shareholder value creation.

Scholastic Q2 2024 Earnings: Resilience Amidst Challenges, Strategic Growth Initiatives

Scholastic's Q2 2024 performance showcased resilience amidst challenges, with a focus on optimizing revenue streams and operational efficiency across segments.
While facing revenue declines in certain segments, the company capitalized on strengths in Trade Publishing and Book Fairs, indicating strategic adaptability and market responsiveness.
By addressing challenges in Book Clubs and international markets, Scholastic aims to leverage opportunities in education solutions and share repurchases for sustained growth and shareholder value.

Scholastic reports mixed Q3 results, eyes growth opportunities ahead

Scholastic's Q3 performance showed mixed results with revenue declines in some segments but growth in others. The company is focused on achieving its financial targets, enhancing capabilities through acquisitions, and addressing challenges in specific divisions.

Scholastic reports Q4 revenue decline, eyes growth amid challenges

Scholastic faced revenue declines in Q4 2024 but demonstrated strengths in strategic investments and shareholder returns.
Challenges in Children's Books and Education Solutions segments were offset by opportunities for growth and market navigation.
The company's focus on modest growth in fiscal 2025 and strong free cash flow position it well for future opportunities.
Scholastic's performance reflects a mix of challenges and strengths, with a strategic outlook for the upcoming fiscal year.

Scholastic reports Q1 revenue growth, eyes long-term profitability

Scholastic's Q1 performance showed revenue growth and improved operational metrics, with a focus on long-term growth initiatives.
The company faces challenges in certain segments but has opportunities for operational improvements and profitability.
Strengthened by successful releases and positive segment performance, Scholastic affirms its fiscal year 2025 guidance.
With a strategic focus on growth and returning capital to shareholders, Scholastic aims for sustained performance.

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Scholastic Corp. engages in the publication and distribution of children's books, magazines, and teaching materials. It operates through the following business segments: Children's Book Publishing and Distribution, Education Solutions, and International. The Children's Book Publishing and Distribution segment includes the publication and distribution of children's books, e-books, media, and interactive products. The Education segment publishes and distributes children's books, other print and on-line reference, non-fiction and fiction focused products, classroom magazines and classroom materials to schools and libraries. The International segment offers products and services outside the United States. The company was founded by Maurice R. Robinson in 1920 and is headquartered in New York, NY.

The education and media conglomerate also launched a broad-based literacy curriculum platform during its most recent quarter.

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Shares of Scholastic Corp. fell nearly 5% in the extended session Thursday.

Scholastic stock drops 5% after publisher posts wider quarterly loss

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