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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 (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.
McGraw Hill (NYSE: MH) announced that S&P Global Ratings upgraded several of its credit ratings on September 18, 2026. The corporate family rating was raised to BB- from B+, senior secured notes and the senior secured first lien bank credit facility were upgraded to BB from BB-, and senior unsecured notes were raised to B from B-. The outlook was revised to stable and follows prior upgrades from Moody’s Ratings in July 2026.
McGraw Hill (MH) announced the acquisition of AI-native instructional coaching platform TeachFX on September 17, 2026, expanding its K-12 professional learning portfolio.
TeachFX uses classroom audio and proprietary AI diarization to analyze teacher–student interactions and generate feedback on high-leverage instructional practices, aiming to make coaching personal, private and actionable. The tool gives educators a private coach to understand strengths, improve instruction and boost engagement, while providing school leaders with aggregated insights to spot trends and focus coaching. TeachFX extends McGraw Hill’s offerings into the estimated $6 billion professional learning market and aligns with its K-12 AI strategy of solutions grounded in trusted content and sound pedagogy. The deal follows McGraw Hill’s acquisition of Teachally, together covering curriculum customization and effective classroom implementation. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
McGraw Hill (MH) will host an Investor Day on Wednesday, November 18, 2026, in New York City, with both in-person and webcast participation.
The event runs from 9:00 a.m. to approximately 12:30 p.m. Eastern Time and will feature presentations from President and CEO Philip Moyer, EVP and Chief Digital Information Officer Dave Cortese, EVP and CFO Bob Sallmann, and other executives. Topics include strategic priorities, growth initiatives, technology roadmap and financial framework, plus interactive product demonstrations, educator discussions and a live Q&A session. In-person attendance is invite-only with prior registration, while live and replay webcasts will be available via the company’s investor relations website.
McGraw Hill (MH) received approval from the Florida Department of Education for all K-12 math programs it submitted through the state’s instructional materials adoption process, making them eligible for selection by all 67 school districts serving approximately 3 million students.
The approvals cover elementary, middle, and high school math, including K-8 Florida Math core, Grades 6-7 Florida Math Accelerated, Algebra 1 and Honors, Geometry and Honors, Algebra 2 and Honors, and Precalculus Honors. The Florida Math portfolio is described as research-based and designed to support personalized learning, data-driven assessment, differentiated instruction, and both print and digital delivery, supplemented by tools such as McGraw Hill Plus and ALEKS.
McGraw Hill (MH) announced on September 2, 2026 that it has acquired Teachally, an AI platform focused on high-quality K-12 curriculum development and classroom instruction.
The acquisition is intended to help McGraw Hill develop, adapt and bring K-12 curriculum products to market faster in the U.S. and internationally, while embedding AI tools that save teachers time and support lesson planning and instructional customization. Teachally’s AI enables educators to create, localize and translate standards-aligned instructional materials grounded in instructional content and ready for classroom use. McGraw Hill plans to integrate these capabilities across its K-12 portfolio to shorten development cycles, improve speed-to-market, and customize products for different standards, languages and markets, expanding access to AI tools embedded in the platforms teachers already use. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
McGraw Hill (NYSE: MH) announced CEO Philip Moyer and Stanford professor Dr. Jason Yeatman will join an investor call hosted by Stifel’s Shlomo Rosenbaum on September 2, 2026 at 2:00 PM ET, focused on Science of Reading literacy standards and McGraw Hill’s exclusive integration of the ROAR dyslexia screener.
Moyer will also participate in a fireside chat at the Goldman Sachs Communacopia and Technology Conference on September 8, 2026 at 3:05 PM PT, with live webcast and replay available via McGraw Hill’s investor relations site.
McGraw Hill (NYSE: MH) announced that President and CEO Philip Moyer, who also serves on the Board of Directors, will participate in an investor-focused call hosted by Goldman Sachs equity research analyst George Tong.
The virtual call is scheduled for Thursday, August 20, 2026, at 1:30 PM ET. According to McGraw Hill, the discussion will center on AI as a growth vector for the company and its stated leadership role in agentic technology. Registration is available through a Goldman Sachs representative or by emailing george.tong@gs.com.
McGraw Hill (NYSE: MH) reported fiscal Q1 2027 revenue of $549.9 million, up 2.6% year-over-year, led by Higher Education and K‑12. Re-occurring revenue rose 9.8% to $425.6 million (77% of total), while digital revenue increased 8.8% to $353.5 million. GAAP gross profit was $439.2 million with a 79.9% margin, expanding 290 basis points.
GAAP net income jumped to $57.9 million from $0.5 million, and Adjusted EBITDA reached $207.0 million, with margin improving to 37.7%. The company reported remaining performance obligations of $1.52 billion, continued debt reduction efforts, and a July 2026 Moody’s credit rating upgrade. Fiscal 2027 guidance was reaffirmed, targeting revenue of $2.115–$2.175 billion, re-occurring revenue of $1.587–$1.627 billion, and Adjusted EBITDA of $750–$790 million.
McGraw Hill (NYSE: MH) announced the exclusive integration of ROAR (Rapid Online Assessment of Reading) technology and intellectual property into its K–12 literacy portfolio, bringing a research-backed dyslexia and literacy screener to classrooms worldwide.
Developed at the Stanford Graduate School of Education’s Reading and Dyslexia Research Program, ROAR is described as the only literacy screener spanning the full K–12 continuum, available in English and Spanish and already approved in states including California, Kentucky, Minnesota and Ohio. According to McGraw Hill, ROAR has been used by more than 500,000 learners and will connect screening with its core ELA, intervention and supplemental programs to support earlier, more targeted reading intervention.