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Wiley
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Address: Wiley High School Solutions
111 River Street
Hoboken, NJ 07030
Phone Number: 1-855-827-4630
Email: WileyHSAP@Wiley.com
Contact Person: Robert Johnston
Business Hours: 8:30-4:30
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Focus: Specializing in Textbooks for Advanced Placement, IB or Honors courses
Company History:
Wiley was founded in 1807, during the presidency of Thomas Jefferson, and has been a vital source of information and understanding for generations of learners. For over two centuries, Wiley has endeavored to teach, inform, and enlighten. Our history is intertwined with the advance of publishing, the evolution of modern science, the country’s hunger for knowledge, and the growth of the global community. Today, as bold new technologies change the way we live and learn, Wiley is providing scientists, professionals, students, teachers, entrepreneurs, and lifelong learners with more access to more content than ever before.
Wiley High School Solutions is your source for quality instructional materials!
Wiley High School Solutions can provide you with the resources and support you need for a successful classroom experience.
Whether you are teaching an AP®, IB or Honors course, working in a dual enrollment environment, looking for products for your Technology or Culinary training programs or seeking integrated learning and digital solutions for your classroom learning materials, Wiley is here to help provide solutions.
Wiley High School Solutions can provide you with the resources and support you need for a successful classroom experience.
Whether you are teaching an AP®, IB or Honors course, working in a dual enrollment environment, looking for products for your Technology or Culinary training programs or seeking integrated learning and digital solutions for your classroom learning materials, Wiley is here to help provide solutions.
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