The Senior Director of Compensation will lead the compensation strategy at Scholastic, managing corporate compensation functions, ensuring regulatory compliance, and developing competitive pay structures. Responsibilities include overseeing executive compensation, conducting market research, and guiding HR teams on compensation-related topics.

As a Staff Digital Analyst at Scholastic, you'll analyze digital data, create reports and dashboards, and optimize digital marketing campaigns. You'll ensure accurate data collection by implementing analytics tags and work collaboratively across departments. Your insights will help enhance the user experience and drive growth for Scholastic.

The Director of DevSecOps leads strategic initiatives in infrastructure, operations, and security at Scholastic, overseeing development and production environments and ensuring optimal availability, security, and reliability. This role involves managing a multi-skilled team, guiding application security strategies, leading incident management, and conducting vendor evaluations, all while aligning with business objectives to support the Literacy Platform's launch and continuous improvement.

The Literacy Initiatives Senior Supervisor is responsible for achieving production goals for a team of Inside Sales Representatives, improving efficiencies, assisting with budget planning, conducting employee training, and evaluating sales campaigns. This role also includes developing sales and marketing strategies based on market analysis.

The Data Analyst will collect, analyze, and interpret large datasets, develop data models and dashboards, and present findings to management. Responsibilities include ensuring data accuracy, collaborating with teams for actionable insights, and maintaining technical documentation.

The Associate Editor will create teaching support materials for Junior Scholastic, focusing on middle school social studies. Responsibilities include writing lesson plans, developing curriculum connections, overseeing contests for teacher engagement, and curating online content. The role requires collaboration with a dedicated team to meet educational standards and support learning.

The Classroom Magazine Inside Sales Representative assists educators with magazine renewals and meets contact and sales goals. Responsibilities include accurate data entry, customer demonstrations, and addressing inquiries regarding magazine features.

The Publicist role involves managing publicity campaigns for children’s and young adult authors, focusing on increasing visibility and sales. Responsibilities include pitching to media, creating press materials, planning author tours, and collaborating with marketing teams. Strong communication and organizational skills, along with experience in book publicity, are essential.

The Senior Business Manager will lead financial planning and analysis for Scholastic’s Trade division, which includes budgeting, forecasting, and reporting. The role involves overseeing financial functions, managing close processes, addressing queries from various departments, and providing leadership and guidance. Additionally, the manager will assist in strategic planning and financial presentations and will manage special projects and analysis as necessary.

The Inside Sales Representative at Scholastic Education will collaborate with Outside Account Executives, utilize various communication channels to engage with clients about literacy solutions, create sales proposals, and maintain a reliable sales pipeline, with up to 20% travel required for customer support and conferences.

The Manager of Social Media Analytics will develop and implement analytics strategies for organic social media content, monitor performance metrics across various platforms, utilize social listening tools for audience insights, and provide actionable recommendations to enhance engagement and website traffic while collaborating with teams.

The Sales Assistant will provide support to the national account team, focusing on administrative sales activities, report and presentation building, and managing account-specific tasks for Barnes and Noble, Amazon, and Digital sales. The role requires excellent organizational skills and the ability to work independently.

The Account Executive will focus on developing relationships with schools and communities to enhance literacy, achieve sales goals, and manage account information. Responsibilities include presenting products, maintaining customer relationships, and qualifying new business opportunities while traveling up to 60%.

The Accounting Manager will oversee daily accounting operations, ensuring compliance with GAAP and company policies, managing budgeting and forecasting processes, and supervising the accounting staff. Responsibilities include financial analysis, monthly reporting, and improvements in accounting processes. The role requires a detail-oriented approach, strong organizational skills, and the capability to handle multiple projects.

The Account Executive is responsible for achieving sales goals by building strong relationships with stakeholders in educational districts. They will maintain account documentation, identify business opportunities, and promote company products, while traveling up to 60%.

As Director of Data Science at Scholastic, you will lead vision and strategy for data science initiatives, focusing on machine learning and AI projects aimed at driving business growth. You'll engage with stakeholders, manage projects, develop your team, and communicate insights at the executive level. Your expertise will guide critical decisions that impact costs and risk mitigation.

The Finance Analyst II is responsible for developing data analysis methods, creating reports and graphs from data, documenting work instructions, and participating in cross-departmental projects. They will prioritize tasks, communicate project status to management, and support team members while handling multiple tasks and deadlines.

The Copywriter will assist the Associate Editorial Director, collaborating with Editorial, Creative, and Marketing teams to create and maintain brand voice across three brands. Responsibilities include copywriting for various marketing channels, managing content tools, and staying informed on educational trends while supporting the broader team in achieving brand distinctiveness and strategy adaptation.

The Staff, SEO role at Scholastic involves developing and executing SEO strategies to enhance search engine visibility and drive traffic to digital properties. Responsibilities include collaborating with various teams, conducting keyword research, analyzing metrics, and creating content recommendations.