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The Nation’s Most Promising Teen Writers Published In New Anthology The Best Teen Writing Of 2009
(New York, NY, November 23, 2009) – Highlighting the emerging talent of American teen writers, the Alliance for Young Artists and Writers has released THE BEST TEEN WRITING OF 2009 (Scholastic (NASDAQ; November 2009). The anthology features work from young writers, ages 12-18, who were honored for their writing by
This Just In – New Kid Reporters Join The Scholastic Kids Press Corps
First Assignment: Kids And The Economy
Scholastic Names Thomas P. Burke Senior Vice President, E-Commerce
The New York Times Upfront® Asks Teens: What Are The Top Ten News Stories Of 2009?
Teen Magazine Announces Video Contest to Celebrate Its 10th Anniversary
New York, NY (October 26, 2009) – The New York Times UPFRONT®, the leading teen magazine covering national news edited and published by Scholastic in conjunction with The New York Times, announces its 10th Anniversary Video Contest. UPFRONT is inviting junior high and high school students from across the country to create a video up to 3 minutes long showing what they think are the Top 10 News Stories of 2009.
OMG, Mythology Totes Just Got Way Cooler *gasp*
accessible to digital natives
NEW YORK, N.Y — Oct. 7, 2009 A.C.E. — Mt. Olympus meets new media in a new book series from Scholastic (NASDAQ: SCHL).
National Center on Response to Intervention Awards Highest Possible Rating to Scholastic Reading Inventory
New York, NY — October 6, 2009 — Scholastic today announced the National Center on Response to Intervention (NCRTI) has given Scholastic Reading Inventory™ (SRI) the highest possible rating for validity and reliability. NCRTI reviewed SRI, the leading progress monitoring tool for grades 1-12, as a part of the organization's first annual evaluation of Reading Screening Tools.
Scholastic Media Announces Winners of National Clifford The Big Red Dog BE BIG in Your Community Contest
To Keep Students Learning at Home Through H1N1 Flu Season Scholastic Launches new Online Resource
Creative Teens Can Earn Money for College: Young Writers & Artists Grades 7-12 Invited to Submit Work
Creative Teens Can Earn Money for College: Young Writers and Artists Grades 7-12 Invited to Submit Work to The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards
15 Seniors Will Receive Top Honors and $10,000 Awards; Additional $3.9 Million in Writing and Art Scholarships Available to Selected Students
Scholastic Reports First Quarter Results for Fiscal 2010
