This series is part of a series celebrating Hispanic and Latine Heritage Month, featuring titles that illuminate the diversity and breadth of the Hispanic and Latine experience, as well as the power of growing up in a multicultural household.
Q&A With Yamile Saied Méndez, Author of Horse Country
Anonymous // Sep 15, 2022
Back to School
Back to School Spotlight: How One Teacher Supplemented History Lessons with the Help of ClassroomsCount™
Langley Leverett // Sep 12, 2022
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Supporting Each Learner’s Unique Needs: Scholastic News, Storyworks, and Scholastic Literacy Pro® Awarded Prestigious Edtech Certification
Langley Leverett // Sep 6, 2022
Back to School
Back to School Spotlight: Scholastic ClassroomsCount™ Helps California Teacher
Langley Leverett // Aug 26, 2022
Dav Pilkey Inspires Creativity with New ‘Dog Man’ and Free Comic Club for Kids
Guest Blogger // Aug 18, 2022
Back to School
Back to School Spotlight: How Scholastic ClassroomsCount™ Helped One Teacher Build a Classroom Library
Langley Leverett // Aug 16, 2022
Head Back to School With Scholastic!
Guest Blogger // Aug 11, 2022
Librarian Spotlight: K.C. Boyd, School Librarian, Washington D.C.
10 Things To Know About K.C. Boyd, 2022 School Librarian of the Year
Guest Blogger // Aug 8, 2022
My Bookprint: Daya Thiara
Guest Blogger // Aug 5, 2022
Education
Scholastic R.E.A.L. Program Provides Kentucky Students Mentorship Opportunities and Literacy Gains
Langley Leverett // Jul 7, 2022
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The Scholastic Summer Reading Program is OPEN and Expanding Access to Books for Kids!
Langley Leverett // Jul 5, 2022
Get a Sneak Peek of Invisible by Christina Diaz Gonzalez and Gabriela Epstein!
Sara Conway // Jul 1, 2022
Destination Unknown Teaches Us to Learn from Our Past
Amanda Livingston // Jun 30, 2022
This article is part of a series celebrating Pride Month by highlighting LGBTQIA+ characters encountering unprecedented social and romantic situations, and whose stories have helped make readers feel seen and supported in their own personal journeys.
What if What’s Expected of You is Not Who You Are?
michelle pastor // Jun 30, 2022
Scholastic Professional
New Scholastic Professional Title, Equity in the Classroom, Encourages a Culturally Responsive Pedagogy, Embraces Humanity and Joy of Learning
Langley Leverett // Jun 23, 2022
Education
Scholastic Partners with Columbus City Schools to Deliver 47,000 Kids NEW Books!
Langley Leverett // Jun 22, 2022
1, 2, 3 Let's Protect Our Friends Under the Sea!
Sara Conway // Jun 21, 2022
Get a Sneak Peek of Mimi and the Cutie Catastrophe by Shauna J. Grant!
Sara Conway // Jun 21, 2022
A Father's Day Reflection from the Author of Just Like Jesse Owens
Sara Conway // Jun 19, 2022
Dog Man Summer Camp is Back!
Guest Blogger // Jun 17, 2022
Education
The School District of Philadelphia Receives Inaugural Richard M. Robinson Literacy Champion Award
Langley Leverett // Jun 17, 2022
Scholastic Donates Books to Support LGBTQIA+ Youth
Amanda Livingston // Jun 17, 2022
This article is part of a series celebrating Pride Month by highlighting LGBTQIA+ characters encountering unprecedented social and romantic situations, and whose stories have helped make readers feel seen and supported in their own personal journeys.
Breaking Down Toxic Masculinity in The Music of What Happens
Amanda Livingston // Jun 15, 2022
Gordon Korman Publishes His 100th Book with Scholastic
Amanda Livingston // Jun 15, 2022
