SchoolSpring: How to search for a job

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How to search for a job on SchoolSpring

The job board page will automatically have all active jobs that are contained within your specific job board if you are looking on a specific districts site or if, you are searching SchoolSpring as a whole on https://www.schoolspring.com/jobs you will see all districts postings. 

You can use the following search options to narrow down the job postings listed.

• Keyword 
• Location (Only State, City, or Zip Code; do not search by City and State at the same time)
• Category
• Grade Level
• Job Type

Screenshot illustrating Search on a job board

• Pins with numbers inside them will appear on the map to indicate how many jobs are at that location.
• You can click on the pin to get a list of the jobs at that specific location. 

Click on the title of the posting that you would like to apply to and it will direct you to the full job posting. 

Screenshot illustrating full job posting

Note: If you don't like seeing the map you can click "Hide Map" in the upper right to make the postings list out over the entire page. 

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How to search for a job on SchoolSpring

The job board page will automatically have all active jobs that are contained within your specific job board if you are looking on a specific districts site or if, you are searching SchoolSpring as a whole on https://www.schoolspring.com/jobs you will see all districts postings. 

You can use the following search options to narrow down the job postings listed.

• Keyword 
• Location (Only State, City, or Zip Code; do not search by City and State at the same time)
• Category
• Grade Level
• Job Type

Screenshot illustrating Search on a job board

• Pins with numbers inside them will appear on the map to indicate how many jobs are at that location.
• You can click on the pin to get a list of the jobs at that specific location. 

Click on the title of the posting that you would like to apply to and it will direct you to the full job posting. 

Screenshot illustrating full job posting

Note: If you don't like seeing the map you can click "Hide Map" in the upper right to make the postings list out over the entire page. 

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How to search for a job on SchoolSpring

The job board page will automatically have all active jobs that are contained within your specific job board if you are looking on a specific districts site or if, you are searching SchoolSpring as a whole on https://www.schoolspring.com/jobs you will see all districts postings. 

You can use the following search options to narrow down the job postings listed.

• Keyword 
• Location (Only State, City, or Zip Code; do not search by City and State at the same time)
• Category
• Grade Level
• Job Type

Screenshot illustrating Search on a job board

• Pins with numbers inside them will appear on the map to indicate how many jobs are at that location.
• You can click on the pin to get a list of the jobs at that specific location. 

Click on the title of the posting that you would like to apply to and it will direct you to the full job posting. 

Screenshot illustrating full job posting

Note: If you don't like seeing the map you can click "Hide Map" in the upper right to make the postings list out over the entire page. 

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