Scholastic has approximately $2 billion in annual revenues
We employ about 9,500 employees worldwide
We’re the largest publisher and distributor of children's books in the world
We’re a leader in educational technology and services and children's media
We have a global reach, serving customers in 45 languages and more than 150 countries
Mission
The corporate mission of Scholastic is to encourage the intellectual and personal growth of all children, beginning with literacy, the cornerstone of all learning. With more than 90 years of experience supporting the learning lives of children, today Scholastic remains committed to providing quality, engaging educational content in digital and print formats for the next generation of learners, and the families and educators who guide them.
Welcome from our CEO
Dick Robinson
Scholastic Chairman and CEO
90 years of Quality Education Materials
The name "Scholastic" evokes warm memories from those who treasured their childhood experiences with us and trust among those who depend on us for quality materials today. For more than 90 years, we've been delivering outstanding books, magazines and educational programs directly to schools and families through channels that have become childhood traditions – Scholastic Book Fairs, monthly Book Clubs, and Scholastic News classroom magazines.
Extensive partnership with Educators
Today, we're in more than 90% of schools in the U.S. – and our partnership with educators is something we cherish. More than half of the teachers in the U.S. have an active account with Scholastic, tapping into free offerings like our teaching resources, Scholastic.com activities and lesson plans, and ordering through Clubs Ordering Online (COOL), the Teacher Store Online and the Scholastic Store Online.
Scholastic Characters
Inspiring a love of literacy and learning
Scholastic is also recognized for our beloved characters and series. Clifford the Big Red Dog®, The Magic School Bus®, Goosebumps®, Harry Potter®, I SPY™, and The Hunger Games are all Scholastic favorites that have helped inspire a love of literacy and learning in children throughout the world, delivered to kids and families where they live and play - through print, audio, television, film and digital applications.
