The Editorial Assistant supports editors in children's book publishing by providing clerical and editorial assistance, managing departmental tasks, and participating in creative sessions.

Lead the Performance Marketing team to drive customer acquisition and revenue, execute digital marketing strategies, and manage a multi-channel budget.

Seeking an Account Executive to sell educational publishing solutions, build relationships with stakeholders, achieve sales goals, and manage accounts in Kansas/Nebraska.

The Art Director will lead the creative direction for non-fiction titles, manage design projects, oversee teams, and ensure quality across all productions.

The Senior Designer will create and develop designs for the Harry Potter publishing program, collaborating with editorial teams while managing freelance design resources.

The Senior Designer creates and manages graphic novels, designs covers and interiors, collaborates with teams, and oversees project budgets and timelines.

The Editor will manage the development and editing of Harry Potter brand books, coordinating with production, marketing, and external partners while ensuring profitability and maintaining publishing schedules.

The role involves managing P&Ls, cash flow analysis, developing financial models, overseeing technology project budgets, and managing a financial analyst.

The Publicity Assistant role involves organizing media mailings, booking author travel, maintaining media correspondence, and creating publicity materials while assisting the Vice President and the Publicity department.

The Designer will conceptualize and design over 20 non-fiction titles annually, manage projects, and collaborate with teams and licensors.

The Senior Editor will manage editorial processes, write and edit articles, produce digital materials, and mentor team members while ensuring content aligns with STEM standards.

The HR Coordinator performs administrative HR duties, supports recruiting and onboarding, processes payroll, and assists with employee relations and training, ensuring confidentiality and promoting engagement.

The Contracts Administrator drafts, processes contracts, manages their lifecycle, maintains records, and responds to inquiries, ensuring timely execution.

The Associate Project Manager supports project coordination across Scholastic's IP portfolio by managing timelines, workflows, and communication among teams.

The Executive Editor manages the development of professional educational resources, collaborates with authors and teams, and drives editorial strategy, with a path toward becoming an Editorial Director.

The Editor is responsible for managing the development of 30+ children's books annually, overseeing production stages, hiring contributors, negotiating contracts, and creating project budgets for Scholastic.

The Senior Vice President will lead the marketing strategy for Scholastic's Trade publishing division, overseeing author marketing, publicity, and event strategies, while mentoring the marketing team and collaborating across publishing leadership.

The Senior Financial Analyst will manage monthly financial closes, prepare forecasts and budgets, and provide financial analysis to senior management.

Support the Trade Art department by managing design and production for select titles, coordinating with editorial, production, illustrators and freelance designers; pre-flight and release files; manage proofs and outside purchases; assist with schedules, invoices, presentations, and requests from Marketing and Sales; attend production and staff meetings.

The Account Executive will achieve sales goals, develop relationships with stakeholders, and manage accounts while maintaining documentation and knowledge of products. Up to 60% travel is required.