McGraw Hill, Inc. (McGraw Hill) is a global provider of information solutions in the K-12, higher education and professional markets.
The company is helping shape the education industry by providing access to effective and meaningful learning experiences that improve outcomes and opportunities for all.
McGraw Hill is a leading global provider of information solutions for education across K-12 to higher education, and through professional learning. The company harnesses the power of content, da...
McGraw Hill, Inc. (McGraw Hill) is a global provider of information solutions in the K-12, higher education and professional markets.
The company is helping shape the education industry by providing access to effective and meaningful learning experiences that improve outcomes and opportunities for all.
McGraw Hill is a leading global provider of information solutions for education across K-12 to higher education, and through professional learning. The company harnesses the power of content, data-driven insights, and learning science to deliver personalized learning experiences and drive positive outcomes throughout the entire learning lifecycle. The company has positively impacted hundreds of millions of learners and educators with the company’s personalized learning solutions to support learning at scale worldwide. On an annual basis, the company serves approximately 60 million learners and educators.
McGraw Hill is one of the most trusted and recognized education brands in the world. Based on the results of a third-party survey that the company commissioned in the fiscal year ended March 31, 2025, in the United States, on average, 89% of K-12, higher education and medical school students, faculty and administrators would consider McGraw Hill for their classes.
The company’s scalable digital solutions rely on shared technology infrastructure, years of collaborative partnerships with leading institutions, expertise in learning science and a focus on high-value iterative product design and development activities led by a team of approximately 300 software engineers. The company utilizes its data analytics capabilities to generate continuous feedback loops that drive product and go-to-market innovation, which allows the company to simplify workflows while creating meaningful learning experiences that are tailored to the needs of each learner.
At McGraw Hill, the company recognizes that the integrity of educational content is of utmost importance, especially as generative AI becomes more integrated into the learning process. With the proliferation of AI-generated generic content, the risks of inaccurate and low-quality information are heightened, which is why the company’s proprietary content is rigorously researched and designed to meet the highest quality standards. The company intends to offer vetted content and data-driven learning solutions that educators and learners can trust.
With approximately 1,500 sales professionals worldwide, including approximately 550 sales professionals in North America, as of March 31, 2025, the company’s global sales force is one of the largest in the education sector, underpinning the company’s ability to serve learners, educators and professionals at scale across the learning lifecycle. The company’s distribution has enabled the company to become a leading global provider of information solutions in each of the three market sectors the company serves: K-12, higher education and professional learning with a focus on medical education. The company’s sales professionals span the entire learning lifecycle, with approximately 548, 487, 75 and 360 professionals serving the K-12, Higher Education, Global Professional and International segments, respectively, as of March 31, 2025.
The company serves the entire learning lifecycle with market-leading digital learning solutions across K-12, higher education and professional learning, underpinned by proprietary content and advanced data science and learning technology.
During the fiscal year ended March 31, 2025, the company had approximately 26 million Paid Digital Users, representing learners or educators who purchased a license to gain access to one of the company’s many digital solutions. In the fiscal year ended March 31, 2025 alone, the company derived insights from more than 19 billion learning interactions. The company’s product usage and learner insights empower the company’s sales force to employ a consultative selling approach that addresses specific learner and educator pain points and optimizes outcomes as the needs of institutions and educators are understood and addressed.
With the company’s deep understanding of learner preferences, pedagogies and academic standards, the company partners with more than 27,000 authors and educators, including over 50 Nobel Laureates in various fields of study who contribute to the company’s large and growing proprietary content collection. The company also offers technical resources and learning tools for professionals across multiple high-demand career fields such as medicine and engineering.
Growth Strategy
The company’s key growth strategies are to acquire new customers; cross-sell and up-sell to existing customers; leverage ai and data and analytics to drive insights and enhance the value of the company’s suite of solutions to the company’s customers; invest in technology-enabled innovation across the learning lifecycle; increase the company’s international presence; and proactive approach to strategic M&A opportunities.
McGraw Hill’s Digital Ecosystem
McGraw Hill’s scaled, digital ecosystem spans the entire learning lifecycle with a holistic portfolio of solutions that use data and learning science to adapt to students’ needs as they progress toward their intentions. The company is a centralized, product-led organization that understands the importance of delivering an integrated, outcomes-driven user experience. The company’s digital ecosystem is built upon shared technology infrastructure and shared product development capabilities that allow the company to transform curated, proprietary content into data-driven digital learning experiences to support multiple markets, geographies and audiences.
Shared Cloud-Based Technology Infrastructure
The company’s shared technology infrastructure allows the company to capture billions of events across its digital solutions. These data points provide deep insights into student performance and academic growth over time, which in turn allows McGraw Hill to advance the efficacy of the company’s algorithms, improve the company’s content quality and provide better recommendations to learners, educators and administrators.
To run the company’s business, it is essential to store and transmit information about customers in the company’s shared technology infrastructure. The company is committed to safeguarding student data with prudent management practices and investments in data privacy and cybersecurity. The company signed the Student Privacy Pledge in 2019, affirming the company’s legally enforceable commitment to safeguard student data and are compliant with the National Institute of Standards and Technology cybersecurity framework. Moreover, independent parties audit, assess and ensure the company meet cybersecurity requirements. According to a third-party platform that monitors assets that are open to the internet, McGraw Hill commands the highest security grade in the industry.
Pedagogically Proven Learning Experiences
The company has developed a diverse portfolio of modular learning experiences across its ecosystem that combines the company’s rich, proprietary content with its shared technical capabilities supported by the company’s unified technology infrastructure. The company partners with more than 27,000 authors and educators, including over 50 Nobel laureates in various fields of study who contribute to the company’s large and growing proprietary content collection amassing more than 273,000 active titles and more than 964,000 all-time titles.
Rich Data Assets and Analytics to Enable Feedback Loops
By capturing rich cognitive, behavioral and administrative data, the company is heralding a new era of truly personalized learning, because no two learners are the same. The company’s ability to ingest and analyze this data at scale and in real time delivers learners and educators deep insights to enable personalized learning experiences that drive positive outcomes for students.
The company has numerous strategic initiatives underway cutting across the entirety of McGraw Hill that include AI-powered machine learning recommendations, scalable authoring solutions, comprehensive data collection and modeling, context-aware assessment solutions and configurable courseware assemblies. Additionally, the large amount of data generated across the company’s platform supports a continuous feedback loop that underpins the company’s differentiated approach to go-to-market and new product development, helping the company’s developers innovate more targeted, adaptive and impactful content and solutions, ultimately resulting in a stronger learner experience with better outcomes.
Shared Capabilities
The company’s methodology for product development shares common competencies across the company’s business that include academic design, product development, UI/UX/design, data science and AI. By leveraging a shared talent model and technical capabilities, the company’s ecosystem maintains both the scalability and flexibility to integrate with the various technology architectures that the company’s customers utilize. By combining the company’s academic designers’ core competencies of instruction, assessment and remediation in well-implemented patterns, the company builds pedagogically proven learning experiences.
Enterprise Enabling Services
The company’s common microservices architecture is foundational to its technology and product strategy, which relies on these shared services to quickly stand-up new configurations of customer-facing products.
The company Enhances its Ecosystem with AI Capabilities
AI presents the company with many new possibilities to better serve educators and students. Certain of the company’s solutions leverage AI to drive personalized learning experiences, create deeper engagement and stronger conceptional understanding for the learner. The company has also deployed AI solutions internally to help drive operational efficiencies in the company’s business in the content generation space. McGraw Hill has the necessary ingredients to utilize the power of AI to drive value for learners and educators, including the following: grounding in educational realities with a deep understanding of how learning happens; proficiency in learning science and pedagogy on how learning should happen; abundant trusted, proprietary content and data across the entire educational continuum; and sophisticated learning platforms, allowing the company to transform insights into tangible actions.
The company is Building AI-Powered Learning Tools That Educators Want and Need
The company views AI as a tailwind which advances the company’s ability to personalize learning at scale by facilitating meaningful learning experiences and interactions through the company’s learning solutions. Additionally, the company is leveraging generative AI as a tool for educators, learners, and McGraw Hill to promote efficiency in content development.
The company’s ALEKS solution has been at the forefront of bringing data science and machine learning to education for the past 25 years. ALEKS is a personalized learning platform for K-12 and Higher Education based on Knowledge Space Theory. ALEKS takes advantage of machine learning to rapidly diagnose a student's precise knowledge state and place them into personalized learning paths. ALEKS identifies and then targets gaps in student’s comprehension through AI-driven adaptive learning technology.
The company lets learning science be its guide. When developing AI-powered tools, the company uses what the company knows about how the brain works and how learning happens to build the company’s learning solutions. For example, the company knows from learning science that effective deliberate practice depends upon small bouts of focused effort on specific skills, repeated frequently, with immediate feedback. This concept is reflected in the company’s AI Reader product that launched in August 2024. With AI Reader, a student can prompt it to analyze a passage of text they’re stuck on, and AI Reader will rephrase the highlighted section with an alternative explanation. AI Reader is tied to the theory of constructivism in learning, which is the idea that learners do not just absorb knowledge, they build it by interacting with it.
The company is also leveraging generative AI in a platform called Scribe to create additional derivative content such as assessment questions and chapter summaries, which are significant components of the learning solutions the company provides learners and educators. While the company is still in the early days of AI content development, the company is seeing the ability to create high-quality derivative content in a shorter timeframe and at a lower cost. The company maintains a ‘human in the loop’ approach with AI generated content to help ensure quality and integrity.
The company’s work with AI is guided by four key principles that build upon the company’s strengths:
The company practices unwavering adherence to the responsible use of data and remain steadfast in adhering to sound data privacy and security principles.
The company builds technology that is trusted, accurate and effective to the learning process.
The company’s teams ensure oversight, accountability and partnership and commit to rigorously tested solutions.
The company’s focus is to provide AI to empower, protect and elevate educators and learners across the learning journey.
The Education End-Markets The company Serves
The company serves the needs of three primary customer end markets in education: K-12, higher education and professional which predominately serves the medical and engineering markets. While the United States is the company’s largest market, the company serves customers in international markets through an expansive global distribution network. The company’s operating segments include:
K-12
The company is a top two provider in the K-12 market in the United States, serving approximately 99% of public K-12 districts. The company goes to market with blended digital and print learning solutions as a holistic provider of end-to-end core, supplemental and intervention curricula to support the needs of U.S. K-12 schools. Core Solutions are digital and print solutions that serve mainstream educators with research-based, comprehensive learning solutions. Supplemental Solutions are additional learning resources that complement, enrich and extend core program solutions. Intervention Solutions are solutions that leverage the company’s expertise in data science and learning science to help identify and support students at risk for academic faltering, to remediate learning gaps or to support special learning or behavioral needs. AP and Electives are additional learning solutions to support college readiness, career and technical education, and electives. The company sells its learning solutions directly to school districts across the U.S. through multi-year contracts providing strong visibility and predictability of forward revenue. The timing of purchase and the contract length varies by state resulting in variation in the total K-12 sales opportunity in a given year with states with large K-12 populations like Florida, California and Texas having an outsized impact on the sales opportunity in the years that they procure content.
McGraw Hill’s flagship digital solution, ConnectEd has supported over 30 million lifetime learners, with the next generation solution referred to as Open Learning. ALEKS also provides a data-driven approach to empower educators to place every learner on a unique path to growth and has supported over 64 million lifetime learners across K-12 and Higher Education. For each of the fiscal years ended March 31, 2025 and 2024, K-12 comprised approximately 46% of total revenue.
To inform the company’s calculations, the company regularly monitors state level entities, such as state boards of education and state education leaders, and local entities, such as school districts or local schools themselves, to understand reported purchasing needs. The company leverages its decades-long relationships with representatives from state and local entities to supplement publicly available market trends, adoption schedules and enrollment data. The company also reviews various publicly available third-party reports on market intelligence on instructional material, which the company uses to help triangulate the company’s longer-term view of the market.
States with large K-12 populations, like California, Florida and Texas, have published purchasing cycles that must be approved by state regulators and published one to three years in advance, which the company accounts for in its projections of the market. State-by-state published purchasing data may be subject to revision, driven by changes in legislature impacting instructional material adoption cycles, or modifications, including delays of adoptions until future years. Unanticipated delays or changes in adoption cycles by these large states could meaningfully and materially reduce the actual K-12 market opportunity in a given year, which would impact the company’s K-12 business.
Higher Education
The company is a top two provider of digital and print learning solutions in the U.S. higher education market based on market share, serving approximately 82% of the U.S. higher education institutions. The proliferation of digital technology has reshaped Higher Education. To support the evolving needs of educators and learners, the company provides comprehensive digital course experiences for nearly every subject through the company’s flagship Connect solution with over 34 million lifetime learners. The company’s Evergreen content delivery model provides continuous content updates to keep materials engaging and aligned with the latest standards, which outpaces the industry standard and advances beyond the traditional approach of episodic revision cycles. For the year ended March 31, 2025, Higher Education comprised approximately 37% of total revenue.
Global Professional
The company is a global content provider of trusted, high- stakes medical and engineering learning solutions and support learners and educational institutions with technologies developed to maximize learning outcomes. Through the company’s subscription-based learning solutions, such as Access the company provides students, institutions and professionals with comprehensive medical and engineering learning solutions. The company’s AccessMedicine solution is available across approximately 94% of the U.S. medical schools.
In December 2022, the company acquired substantially all of the assets of Ryan Medical Education LLC, d/b/a Boards & Beyond, a leader in supporting medical students with on-demand video libraries and question banks designed to help students efficiently learn the fundamentals of medical basic sciences and clinical medicine. This acquisition provided a springboard for the company’s undergraduate medical education expansion strategy. For the year ended March 31, 2025, Global Professional comprised approximately 7% of total revenue.
International
The company is a provider of comprehensive digital and print solutions in more than 100 countries and 80 languages outside the United States. Through the company’s global distribution network, the company serves the needs of learners and educators throughout the world with the company’s K-12 and Higher Education solutions that primarily originate or are adapted from the company’s U.S.-based solutions. For the year ended March 31, 2025, International comprised approximately 10% of total revenue.
Solutions
The company’s solutions serve the diverse needs of students, educators and institutions across the entire learning lifecycle, from K-12 to higher education and through professional learning.
The company’s products are developed to meet the needs of students, educators and institutions, with alignment to specific educational standards. Product development decisions are based on existing or expected market demand. The average product development timeline is one-to-three years, with new titles requiring a longer development period on average. Product revisions are made every three to five years on average, and generally include content updates, videos, test banks, product features and functionality.
K-12 Solutions
The company is a leader in core curriculum solutions, where scope and sequence, pedagogy, and deep alignment to standards remain the focus. The company also provides the ability to couple instruction with assessment, providing a robust platform for school district performance evaluation and data-driven instruction. This includes strong curriculum resources plus formative and adaptive assessment engines. The company provides its core curriculum solutions through the company’s ConnectEd learning solution. ConnectEd supports teachers with planning and customizing lessons that are accessible to students anywhere at any time. ConnectEd provides access to many of the company’s K-12 offerings and has supported over 30 million lifetime learners. For core curriculum and intervention solutions, this provides a comprehensive teaching and learning solution with curriculum, assessment, personalized instruction for students and professional learning for educators. It allows K-12 educators to create and modify learning plans using licensed content. The company’s K-12 ConnectEd solution is tailored to both the instructional model and content and provides analytics that enable educators to identify learning deficiencies early. The company is investing in the next generation of solutions which the company refer to as the Open Learning Platform.
The company’s key K-12 solutions:
ALEKS: ALEKS is a supplemental AI learning solution for math and chemistry that tracks learning progress and scaffolds learner knowledge with the intention of driving improved outcomes. ALEKS uses AI in a manner designed to rapidly and precisely determine each learner’s knowledge state, with the intention of pinpointing what a learner knows. ALEKS then instructs learners on the topics they are most ready to learn, constantly updating each learner’s knowledge state and adapting to the learner’s individualized learning needs. The company launched ALEKS Adventure in 2024 for K-5 math.
McGraw Hill Plus: McGraw Hill Plus is a patent-pending technology that translates learning insights into effective personalized learning at scale. McGraw Hill Plus simplifies educators’ daily workflow by harmonizing data sources from multiple digital solutions into a holistic view of each learner, empowering teachers to place every learner on a unique path to growth. Its ‘Standards and Skills Graph’ feature tracks and visualizes learner progress reflecting performance against state standards and corresponding skills, enabling teachers to optimize their instruction and intervention strategies. A recommendation engine surfaces ‘Curated Content Collections’ for both individual learners and groups, enabling educators to assign work with just a few clicks, all on one platform. McGraw Hill Plus is in market across several states today with a patent pending. The company will continue to scale such solutions across other subjects and states.
Higher Education Solutions
The company’s Higher Education solutions include adaptive digital learning solutions and content, and instructional materials. The company’s seamless, fully digital ecosystem provides adaptive digital learning tools, online assessment software, course management software, cloud-based classroom activity capture and replay, online access to eBooks and social network and community tools. The company launched McGraw Hill’s Evergreen delivery model which provides continuous content updates. Although the company covers all major academic disciplines, the company’s content portfolio is organized into three key disciplines: (i) Business, Economics and Computing; (ii) Science, Engineering and Math; and (iii) Humanities, Social Science and Languages. The company has longstanding and exclusive relationships with many authors and nearly all of the company’s solutions are covered by copyright. The company delivers its materials through the Inclusive Access model which is an affordability program that provides course materials on the first day of class at the lowest price point available.
The company’s key Higher Education solutions:
Connect: Connect is a digital learning solution that provides custom course creation capabilities and valuable insights on student performance. Connect applies learning science and award-winning adaptive tools to improve learner results and course delivery efficiency. With Connect, educators can integrate digital content into their course and create a customized learning environment, accessible by learners via desktop and mobile device. Students can learn interactively through homework and practice questions, embedded video, simulations, virtual laboratories, audio programs and online games. Connect contains course and assignment management tools, automated assessment, adaptive learning systems and grading and reporting tools. Connect has supported over 34 million in lifetime learners. The solution is offered for most core freshman and sophomore level courses in the United States.
ALEKS: ALEKS is a personalized learning platform that strives to improve learner outcomes by fostering better preparation, increased motivation and knowledge retention. ALEKS uses AI in a manner designed to rapidly and precisely determine each learner’s knowledge state, with the intention of pinpointing what a learner knows. ALEKS then instructs the learner on the topics he or she is most ready to learn, constantly updating each learner’s knowledge state and adapting to the learner’s individualized learning needs across Math and Science.
Sharpen: Sharpen is a mobile study app that delivers learning via a continuous content feed, videos, swipeable study tools and a personalized activity dashboard. Sharpen blends a social media-inspired, mobile-first design with trusted content built specifically to align with popular college courses.
Print: Print includes print textbooks, including a library of titles covering the full spectrum of subjects, written by some of the top authors and experts in their respective fields.
Global Professional Solutions
The company is a global content provider of trusted, high-stakes medical and engineering learning solutions and support learners and educational institutions with tools and technologies developed to maximize learning outcomes in those areas.
The company’s Global Professional solutions include digital solutions and print materials easily accessible through a broad range of mediums for learners and customers. The company’s roster of authors and prestigious brands represent some of the best-selling professional publications, such as Harrison’s Principles of Internal Medicine, Perry’s Chemical Engineers’ Handbook and Graham & Dodd’s Security Analysis, all recognized globally in both academic and professional markets.
The company’s Global Professional digital subscription products are sold to approximately 94% of the U.S. medical schools. The company’s digital subscription services provide searchable and customizable digital content integrated with highly functional workflow tools.
The company’s key Global Professional solutions:
Access: The flagship Access solution provides trusted reference content. For example, the company’s family of AccessMedicine solutions is an innovative digital subscription solution with simulation-based interactive learning experiences that provides learners, residents, clinicians, researchers and other healthcare professionals with access to the company’s Evergreen content, thousands of images and illustrations, case files, and a comprehensive search platform, as well as the ability to view from and download content to a mobile device. This suite of solutions includes the company’s flagship AccessMedicine solution or specially curated content solutions for specialties like surgery, pediatrics, anesthesiology, etc.
eContent (eBooks) and Print: eBooks are convenient media supplementing print offerings. Global Professional’s more than 10,000 eBooks are sold on major eBook retail websites and through Global Professional’s own websites. The company’s eBooks are compatible with a broad range of devices, including Kindle and Nook eReaders, android and IOS phones, iPad and other tablets and standard desktop and laptop computers. The company’s roster of distinguished authors and prestigious brands represent some of the best-selling professional publications, such as Harrison’s Principles of Internal Medicine, Perry’s Chemical Engineers’ Handbook and Graham & Dodd’s Security Analysis, all recognized and well-regarded globally in both academic and professional career markets.
Boards and Beyond: Provides medical students with on-demand video libraries and question banks designed to help them efficiently learn the fundamentals of medical basic sciences and clinical medicine.
First Aid Forward: First Aid Forward was launched in late 2023 to the U.S. medical education market as both a direct-to-student product and as an institutional solution born from the most trusted United States Medical Licensing Examination test-prep book title in use, First Aid Forward.
Government Regulation
The company is subject to a number of laws, regulations and standards in the United States and in foreign jurisdictions where the company conducts business that affect companies conducting business on the internet and in the education industry. For example:
At the federal level, the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (‘ESEA’), reauthorized in 2015 by the Every Student Succeeds Act, governs how states approach assessment and accountability, support and improvement of low performing K-12 schools and take into account evidence of effectiveness in adopting strategies and selecting educational products and services paid for with federal funds.
Academic content standards, which are grade-level expectations for student learning, are established at the state level.
The U.S. political environment has increased the attention of certain Departments of Education and other state government bodies on the content of instructional materials, especially in K-12.
Many of the company’s customers participate in Title IV programs and, as a service provider to institutions that participate in Title IV programs, the company is required to comply with certain regulations promulgated by the U.S. Department of Education. These include, for example, regulations governing student privacy promulgated under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, known as FERPA, which protects the privacy of student records, gives students (and, for minor students, their parents) certain rights such as data correction with respect to their student records and restricts the circumstances under which the company can disclose a student’s records without the student’s consent. Various states have also passed student data privacy laws in connection with the personal information of students.
In connection with the company’s self-insured health plan, the company is subject to compliance with laws and regulations regarding protected health information and other healthcare information, including, in the United States, HIPAA, as amended.
Various foreign and U.S. laws and regulations related to data privacy and data security, including the E.U. General Data Protection Regulation, known as GDPR, including as retained in U.K. law, and corresponding E.U. member state data protection laws applicable to the company, as well as a number of U.S. state comprehensive data privacy laws, including the California Privacy Protection Act, as amended. Other states are considering similar legislation that may impose new requirements or obligations on the company’s business and how the company collects and uses personal information.
As a company that collects, stores or transmits certain payment card information from customers, the company is also subject to the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard, known as PCI DSS, a standard promulgated by the payment card industry security standards council that aims to maintain a secure environment with respect to the storage of payment card information.
The company’s business activities are also subject to other federal, state and international laws and regulations, which include, but are not limited to, antitrust laws, consumer marketing and unfair trade practices laws and regulations, including those promulgated and enforced by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, as well as anti-corruption, anti-bribery, anti-money laundering and similar laws and regulations.
Raw Materials, Printing, Binding and Distribution
Although the company’s solutions continue to transition to primarily digital products (approximately 65% of revenue for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2025), a substantial portion of the company’s revenue is derived from, and a substantial portion of the company’s products are still, print products, including in the K-12 market and for primary grades where students and educators heavily rely on the company’s print solutions.
The company sells its Higher Education products through a small number of third-party distributors and retailers who the company also utilize for digital fulfillment, and consolidation of these distributors and retailers would result in fewer, larger entities with increased bargaining power and the ability to demand terms that are less favorable to the company.
In addition to the company’s own sales force and websites, the company utilize these and other third-party distributors, representatives and retailers for the sale and fulfillment of the company’s digital and physical products.
Seasonality and Comparability
The company’s revenue, operating profit and operating cash flows are affected by the inherent seasonality of the academic calendar. In the fiscal year ended March 31, 2025, the company realized approximately 25%, 33%, 20% and 22% of the company’s revenue during the first, second, third and fourth fiscal quarters, respectively. This seasonality affects operating cash flow from quarter to quarter and there are certain months when the company operates at a net cash deficit. During recent years, as the Higher Education business has transitioned to digital sales, sales that are typically made during the third fiscal quarter have partially migrated to the fourth fiscal quarter.
Intellectual Property
The company has partnered with various trade associations, such as the Association of American Publishers and the Software Information Industry Association, to pursue joint actions in support of the application of copyright and other intellectual property laws that protect the value of the company’s content, and to lobby legislators and other government officials in the United States and abroad to establish and maintain laws and regulations that might assist content owners in combating piracy and protecting their intellectual property.
Trademarks and Service Marks
The trademarks and service marks that the company own or have the right to use include, among others, ‘McGraw Hill,’ ‘ALEKS,’ ‘Connect,’ ‘Sharpen,’ ‘Access,’ ‘Achieve3000’ and ‘Harrison’s.’
History
McGraw Hill, Inc. was founded in 1888. The company was incorporated in 2021.
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