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Scholastic Corporation will hold its virtual Annual Meeting on September 17, 2025 at 9:00 a.m. EDT. Only holders of record as of July 23, 2025 may vote; there were 828,100 shares of Class A Stock and 24,272,263 shares of Common Stock outstanding on the record date. Class A holders will vote to elect eight directors and on two equity-plan amendments; Common holders will vote to elect three directors.
The company filed an Amendment No. 1 correcting dates previously misstated on page 59 of the prior proxy. Compensation highlights include a fiscal 2025 Corporate Operating Income target of $44.54 million and actual Corporate Operating Income of $35.82 million (80.4% of target), producing an STIP funding payout equal to 60.84% of target. CEO Peter Warwick's target bonus is 125% of base salary; his fiscal 2025 cash bonus paid was $760,511 and his base salary was stated as $1,000,000. The proxy discloses concentrated Class A ownership by the Robinson family/estate, including 445,452 Class A shares (53.8% of Class A).
Scholastic (SCHL) filed its 2025 Definitive Proxy (DEF 14A) for the virtual Annual Meeting on 17 Sep 2025. Class A holders will vote on: (1) election of eight directors; (2) Amendment No. 1 to the 2017 Outside Director Stock Incentive Plan; (3) Amendment No. 2 to the Management Stock Purchase Plan. Common shareholders will elect three directors.
Control remains concentrated: only 828,100 Class A shares exist; the Estate of Richard Robinson/Iole Lucchese holds 53.8%, giving the Robinson family effective board control. On the common side, BlackRock owns 15.9%, Dimensional 7.6% and Vanguard 6.7%.
FY 2025 Corporate Operating Income was $35.8 m (80.4% of the $44.5 m target), triggering 60.84% STIP funding. CEO Peter Warwick received $3.3 m total pay: $1.0 m salary, $0.76 m bonus and $1.38 m equity (RSUs/PSUs). His employment agreement now rolls annually through July 2026 and raises base salary to $1.1 m from Aug 2025. Amendments to director and management equity plans could increase share-based compensation capacity. No material Section 16 filing issues were noted (one late Form 4).
For FY 2026 the STIP raises the Corporate Operating Income hurdle to $59.9 m and retains a 150% maximum payout. Governance practices include fully independent HRCC oversight of pay, mandatory director independence and virtual shareholder access.
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