Scholastic Down Nearly 8%, on Pace for Largest Percent Decrease Since September 2025 -- Data Talk
Dow Jones2026/09/25 17:21Scholastic Corporation (SCHL) is currently at $32.07, down $2.76 or 7.92%
--Would be lowest close since Feb. 19, 2026, when it closed at $31.32
--On pace for largest percent decrease since Sept. 19, 2025, when it fell 12.02%
--Currently down two consecutive days; down 9.3% over this period
--Worst two day stretch since the two days ending July 27, 2026, when it fell 12.23%
--Down 7.71% this week; worst weekly performance since the week ending Sept. 4, 2026, when it fell 8.47%
--Down 16.48% month-to-date; on pace for worst month since Dec. 2024, when it fell 19.14%
--Up 8.23% year-to-date
--Down 43.14% from its all-time closing high of $56.40 on April 11, 2002
--Up 16.36% from 52 weeks ago (Sept. 26, 2025), when it closed at $27.56
--Down 32.26% from its 52-week closing high of $47.34 on July 1, 2026
--Up 19.53% from its 52-week closing low of $26.83 on Sept. 29, 2025
--Traded as low as $29.88; lowest intraday level since Jan. 5, 2026, when it hit $29.76
--Down 14.21% at today's intraday low; largest intraday percent decrease since Sept. 19, 2025, when it fell as much as 17.63%
All data as of 1:18:42 PM ET
Source: Dow Jones Market Data, FactSet
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
September 25, 2026 13:21 ET (17:21 GMT)
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