McGraw Hill, Inc. (NYSE: MH) is a global provider of education solutions spanning preK–12, higher education and professional learning, and its news flow reflects this broad footprint. Company announcements regularly highlight product launches, AI-powered tools, curriculum updates and financial results, giving investors and educators insight into how McGraw Hill is evolving its portfolio.
Recent news has featured the launch of new core English Language Arts curricula for grades 6–12, including Summit! and Soar!, which build on the Emerge! program for K–5 to form a research-based literacy franchise across K–12. The company has also announced new generative AI assistants within its K–12 programs, such as Teacher Assistant for lesson planning and Writing Assistant for student writing support, as well as AI-powered tools in medical education like Clinical Reasoning by McGraw Hill and the expansion of AI Reader into First Aid Forward.
On the financial side, McGraw Hill issues press releases on its quarterly results, fiscal guidance and capital structure actions. These include updates on re-occurring and digital revenue, market share trends, and debt reduction through prepayments on its term loan facility. The company also announces participation in investor conferences and webcasts for earnings calls, providing additional context on its performance and strategy.
Governance and leadership developments appear in the news as well, such as CEO succession plans, executive appointments and board changes. Together, these items give a detailed picture of how McGraw Hill is managing its business, investing in digital and AI capabilities, and positioning itself within the education and training services sector. This news page aggregates such releases so readers can follow key developments affecting MH stock and the company’s education solutions.
McGraw Hill (NYSE: MH) announced a collaboration with Anthropic to make its K-12 curriculum available to school district customers through Claude for Teachers. Educators will be able to access their licensed curriculum through a Model Context Protocol connector, a link between the AI platform and curriculum resources, to create and adapt instructional materials.
School districts can express interest in a beta test. McGraw Hill’s TeachFX instructional coaching platform, acquired in September, is already part of the Claude for Teachers ecosystem. The company also recently selected Claude as an enterprise AI productivity tool for employees.
McGraw Hill (NYSE: MH) reported fiscal second-quarter 2027 revenue of $632.2 million, down year-over-year despite growth in digital sales. For the quarter ended September 30, 2026, revenue fell 5.5%, digital revenue rose 2.6% to $361.4 million, and GAAP net income declined to $86.4 million from $105.3 million. Adjusted EBITDA, a non-GAAP earnings measure, fell to $250.6 million from $286.4 million.
Higher Education revenue rose 0.2%, while K-12 revenue fell 9.6%. First-half net income increased to $144.2 million from $105.8 million. A $50 million quarterly term-loan repayment brought gross debt reduction since the IPO to approximately $700 million. McGraw Hill acquired TeachFX and Teachally and reaffirmed fiscal 2027 guidance: revenue of $2,115–$2,175 million, re-occurring revenue of $1,587–$1,627 million and adjusted EBITDA of $750–$790 million.
McGraw Hill (MH) is collaborating with UCSF School of Medicine to integrate medical education content into its Curate generative AI platform. The integration, available to students starting this fall, uses Model Context Protocol, an open standard connecting AI applications to external content, to access selected materials including Harrison’s Principles of Internal Medicine.
The initial pilot will focus on learners in internal medicine, family medicine and pediatrics clinical rotations. McGraw Hill and UCSF will study how learners use the AI experiences and engage with the content to measure effects on learning outcomes and inform future AI learning experiences.
McGraw Hill (NYSE: MH) announced a Microsoft Copilot plugin that will connect eligible education customers with its licensed course content.
The company plans to begin a limited beta in early 2027. Higher education and school district customers with a Microsoft 365 Copilot license will be able to use their licensed materials to create study aids, lesson plans and other course resources. The plugin uses Model Context Protocol, a standard connecting AI tools with external content and systems.
McGraw Hill also recently selected Copilot as its enterprise AI productivity solution for employees.
McGraw Hill (NYSE: MH) is expanding AI-powered study tools in Connect and partnering with Breakout Learning on student discussion tools.
The new Learning Studio hub offers AI-generated study materials grounded in assigned McGraw Hill course content, available for select courses. Materials include summaries, podcasts and ungraded knowledge checks; text summaries can incorporate students’ notes taken inside Connect. The Breakout Learning partnership pairs course content with small-group discussions and solo oral assignments, with AI-enabled feedback on student comprehension and skill development. McGraw Hill says the offerings are designed to provide more personalized study support and help instructors foster participation.
McGraw Hill (MH) completed refinancing transactions through its wholly owned subsidiary, McGraw-Hill Education, extending maturities of certain outstanding debt.
The subsidiary issued $400 million of 8.000% senior secured notes due 2033 and closed $930 million of senior secured term loans. Note proceeds and term-loan borrowings redeemed its 5.750% secured notes due 2028 in full and refinanced its existing term loan facility. The cash flow revolving credit facility now matures in October 2031, with commitments increased to $150 million and a reduced interest rate. The asset-based revolving credit agreement was also amended to extend maturity to October 2031. Separately, McGraw Hill recently prepaid $50 million of principal under its then-outstanding term loan facility.
McGraw Hill (NYSE: MH) will release its fiscal second quarter 2027 financial results on November 5, 2026, before a webcast. The results cover the period ended September 30, 2026. The webcast begins at 8:30 a.m. ET, with earnings materials and a replay available through the company’s investor relations website.
McGraw Hill (NYSE: MH) has prepaid $50 million of principal under its outstanding term loan facility, further reducing its debt.
Since its July 2025 initial public offering, term loan principal prepayments have totaled $659 million. Aggregate principal prepayments over the same period reached $699 million, including repayments of the term loan and Senior Unsecured Notes due 2029. The company reaffirmed its 2–2.5x net leverage target and said its debt reduction effort preserves financial flexibility to invest in growth priorities.
McGraw Hill (MH) said its subsidiary McGraw-Hill Education plans a $500 million private offering of senior secured notes due 2033.
The offering is subject to market conditions. The subsidiary also plans a $830 million term loan due 2033 to refinance its existing term loan and a replacement $150 million cash flow revolving credit facility due 2031. It plans to extend the maturity of its asset-backed revolving credit agreement to 2031. Proceeds from the notes, together with borrowings under the new term loan, are intended to redeem all outstanding 5.750% secured notes due 2028 and refinance the existing term loan.
McGraw Hill (MH) announced that its Emerge! K-5 literacy program has been included on the Pennsylvania Department of Education's Curriculum Materials for Evidence-Based Reading Instruction list, a resource guiding approximately 500 school districts serving 1.7 million students.
The program offers comprehensive, research-based literacy instruction, professional learning, and multilingual supports in print and digital formats. Several other McGraw Hill literacy programs, including Open Court Reading, Reading Mastery Transformations, Wonders, and Maravillas, are also on the PDE list.