SCHL Scholastic Corp.

$SCHL below my fill for those who want to get in below my fill🏄 swinging just like the $35 call which went 100% overnight

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$SCHL Wider than expected losses and taking on new debt to acquire another company can't keep this stock down. Should double from here!

I looked at the business behind $SCHL (SCHOLASTIC CORP) for you. Based on financial data and reported results. #SCHL #SCHOLASTIC

$SCHL Scholastic missed this morning but affirmed the full-year guide. The segment split is the whole story. Q1 (ended Aug): revenue $216.8M, down 4% YoY, vs ~$224.7M expected. Adjusted loss $3.63/share vs $3.42 expected. Education: $30.4M vs $37.3M expected, down 24% YoY. That's school and district budgets, per the company. Entertainment: $20.1M vs $15.65M expected, up 48% YoY. The miss is where the customer is a school district. The beat is where it's a kid. Management still sees full-year EBITDA of $140M at the midpoint, in line with the Street. Shares slipped 1.5% to $34.83.

$SCHL Q3 is a weak quarter as kids not in school. But it is a bad business in general. BUT.... these clowns should do another $100 million dutch tender after the shellacking. Q4 is big cash generation quarter.

Scholastic reported fiscal Q1 2027 results that missed Wall Street expectations on both revenue and earnings. Quarterly revenue fell 3.9% year over year to $216.8 million, about 3.5% below analyst estimates, while adjusted EPS came in at a $3.63 loss versus the roughly $3.40 loss expected. Operating performance also weakened, with the operating margin deteriorating to -42.5% from -37.3% a year earlier. Adjusted EBITDA declined 14.2% year over year to a negative $63.6 million, highlighting continued pressure on profitability. Despite the weak quarter, management reaffirmed its fiscal 2027 guidance, targeting 2%-4% revenue growth and adjusted EBITDA of $135 million-$145 million. CEO Peter Warwick said Book Fair bookings are running ahead of last year, providing a positive early indicator for the remainder of the fiscal year. However, the double miss on revenue and earnings, wider operating losses and cautious analyst sentiment weighed heavily on the stock. $SCHL

$SCHL by far weakest leadership and business plans I’ve ever seen. This company will be sold in pieces by 2027

$SCHL Q1 '27 Earnings Results & Recap • Reported GAAP EPS of -$3.63 down -44.05% YoY • Reported revenue of $216.8M down -3.90% YoY • Scholastic affirmed Fiscal 2027 guidance for revenue growth of approximately 2% to 4%, Adjusted EBITDA of approximately $135M to $145M, and Free Cash Flow of approximately $35M to $40M.

$SCHL Complete disaster for Scholastic and shorting since $31.50 with current trailing stop loss at $34.50. Follow for setups like this — exact entries, precise stop levels, nothing vague. This is how I trade, not financial advice.

$SCHL Scholastic backs FY27 revenue growth view to 2%-4% from FY26 revenue $1.58B Still sees FY27 adjusted EBITDA $135M-$145M.

$SCHL Scholastic reports Q1 EPS ($3.63) vs. ($2.52) last year Reports Q1 revenue $216.8M vs. $225.6M last year. CEO Peter Warwick said, "Scholastic continued to advance its FY27 priorities during the seasonally small Q1, with strong early indicators across our businesses reinforcing our confidence entering the important back-to-school and fall season. As we indicated in July, our operating loss for the quarter included the full-period impact of the sale-leaseback transactions. During the quarter, we also sustained investments to support our growth priorities in the quarters ahead. In Children's Books, we begin Q2 with positive momentum, with Book Fair bookings ahead of prior year and a publishing and franchise schedule that positions us well for the year ahead, both domestically and internationally...Our FY27 priorities remain focused on translating the strategic and operating progress achieved last year to drive further performance gains. We remain confident in the growth trajectory we outlined at year-end and are affirming our full-year guidance as we continue to execute against that plan and create long-term value for shareholders."