Sentence examples for scholastic reading from inspiring English sources

James Patterson is announcing the first round of school libraries to receive grants from an initiative he and Scholastic Reading Club launched in March, and he continues to raise the amount of money he will donate.

The Scholastic Book Club has been reinvented as the Scholastic Reading Club.

Last year, he pledged to donate $1.75 million to school libraries through a grant program with Scholastic Reading Club.

Scholastic bought the book in 1997 for $105,000, after Arthur A. Levine, vice president at Scholastic, read it on a plane from the Bologna Children's Book Fair in Italy.

An outgrowth of Scholastic Reads, a program in which employees of Scholastic, the children's publishing and media company, read and supply books to public elementary students throughout the city, yesterday's event marked the 40th anniversary of Ms. Bridges' civil rights contribution.

The Scholastic editor read the galleys on a plane back from the Bologna Children's Book Fair in Italy, where international publishing rights are bought and sold.

Early on, I didn't have much confidence in my scholastic abilities, particularly reading.

We in the West will put together a plan for profitability, and you do the same thing, and we'll reach a synthesis of how we can go about this.' " Concurrently, "as a bit of a throwback exercise" — as if he were preparing a scholastic paper — Stringer began reading "everything I could about management and transformation".

Apart from the traditional psychometrically validated instruments (e.g., Wechsler's Adult Intelligence Scale, Raven's Progressive Matrices, or the U.S. Employment Service's General Aptitude Test Battery), studies have included working memory tests, reading tests, scholastic aptitude tests (SATS) and university admission tests, all taken in meta-analyses as surrogate measures of IQ.

The subjects, 1,528 California children with IQs exceeding 140, were examined medically, anthropologically, and psychologically and were described otherwise in terms of interests, scholastic achievement, books read, and games known.

"Scholastic's Big Coal Mistake" (editorial, May 13) acknowledges that Scholastic's children's books, magazines, reading programs and Web site content are used in most American classrooms — a responsibility and trust that we have built through painstaking work through 90 years of service to teachers and schools.