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Scholastic posted strong 2026 Q2 results with 13% EBITDA growth, driven by popular books and new media, while boosting shareholder returns and leadership.
Scholastic reported strong second-quarter 2026 results with 13% adjusted EBITDA growth, driven by a successful back-to-school season and robust performance in book fairs and trade publishing, fueled by popular franchises like Dog Man and Harry Potter.
The company generated over $400 million in net proceeds from sale-leaseback deals, which supported a $500 million shareholder return program and a 25% reduction in shares outstanding.
Entertainment saw growth with new animated series, strong YouTube engagement, and early success from its streaming platform Scholastic TV™.
While the education segment faced headwinds from funding challenges, the company reaffirmed its full-year financial outlook and strengthened leadership with new board members and executives.
Scholastic publicó fuertes resultados del segundo trimestre de 2026 con un crecimiento del 13% en el EBITDA, impulsado por libros populares y nuevos medios, al tiempo que impulsó los rendimientos de los accionistas y el liderazgo.