May 15, 2026 - 02:30

Legacy Education Inc., a provider of career-focused healthcare training programs, announced solid financial results for the third quarter of fiscal 2026, showing growth across key metrics including revenue, student enrollment, and earnings.
The company, which trades on the NYSE American under the symbol LGCY, reported that its performance during the quarter reflected continued demand for its healthcare education offerings. Revenue increased compared to the same period last year, driven by higher student numbers and improved operational efficiency.
Enrollment figures also rose, indicating sustained interest in the company's programs, which are designed to prepare students for careers in the healthcare industry. Legacy Education attributed the growth to its focus on aligning curriculum with current workforce needs, as well as its efforts to expand access to training in high-demand fields.
Earnings per share showed improvement, underscoring the company's ability to manage costs while scaling its operations. Legacy Education's leadership expressed confidence in the company's trajectory, noting that the results highlight the effectiveness of its strategic initiatives.
The third quarter performance positions Legacy Education for continued momentum as it moves toward the end of its fiscal year. The company remains focused on expanding its program offerings and serving more students, particularly in healthcare sectors where skilled workers are in short supply.
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