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| May 23, 2012 | Wrentham Patch - Massachusetts
King Philip Examines Hiring Process [Superintendent] Zielinski also said the district would start using SchoolSpring.com in hiring personnel. "It's a huge clearinghouse," she said. She said the site would also save the district a sizable amount of money, and offers a wider variety of candidates from which to choose. |
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| Apr 11, 2012 | Wakefield Observer - Massachusetts
Town tackles school budget increase, capital expenses One area of saving will be in advertising spending, which will see savings by using the Internet instead of paper. ...the School Committee has entered into a contract with SchoolSpring.com, a website that allows jobseekers and employers to connect. |
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| Feb 8, 2012 | The Burlington Free Press - Vermont
SchoolSpring made a business out of streamlining the cumbersome hiring process for schools ...with SchoolSpring, everything is streamlined and in one place. Schools know right away who has applied... And when staff meet to discuss candidates and make a hire, what used to take two evenings now "takes two hours and a pizza," in the words of one principal. |
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| Jul 23, 2011 | Woonsocket Patch - Woonsocket, Rhode Island
Committee Begins Interviews For New Superintendent ...the requirements for the position, as posted on forums including SchoolSpring and Massachusetts Association School Committees, had changed. According to the committee's policy manual, job specifications for vacant positions must be approved prior to posting. |
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| Jul 21, 2011 | The Advertiser - Lafayette, Louisiana
Board OKs advertisements ...the Lafayette Parish School Board on Wednesday voted 8-1 to approve an advertisement, job description, advertising costs and timeline for the search and selection process of a new superintendent. The long ad will run in Education Week, the School Administrator and on SchoolSpring.com for 30 days. |
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| November 2010 | District Administration Magazine
Readers' Choice Top 100 Products 2010 A variety of services facilitate every aspect of district recruiting, including job postings, interview schedules, applicant evaluations and job offers. |
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| Aug 27, 2009 | Westford Eagle - Westford, Massachusetts
Westford welcomes 40 new teachers "This is a technological age," [Dr. Lorraine Tacconi-Moore, assistant superintendent] continued. "We use a variety of resources to find our educators. SchoolSpring (www.schoolspring.com), for example, is an excellent recruitment Web site that hands us a complete application package to review." |
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| January 2009 | District Administration Magazine
Readers' Choice Top 100 Products 2008 SchoolSpring offers a variety of services to facilitate every aspect of district recruiting, including job postings, interview schedules, applicant evaluations and job offers. |
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| Jan 11, 2009 | The Boston Globe - Boston, Massachusetts
Job seekers find a wealth of help online Drawing down even deeper are sites that allow users to focus only on specific industries. They also allow employers to avoid having their ads lost amid the clutter of employment agency postings and junk ads, such as the one that muddied our search on Yahoo. Some sites are tailored to specific job searches. SchoolSpring.com is excellent for those searching for work in schools. |
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| Feb 27, 2008 | The Anson Record - Wadesboro, North Carolina
School board gets $18K to fund needs "SchoolSpring will afford us the opportunity to leverage technology in our effort to more effectively and efficiently use valuable public resources to create and sustain a 'best of class' work force." Costs normally devoted to recruitment, including travel, lodging, admission costs (job fairs), will be eliminated, [Superintendent Greg Firn] said. |
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| Jan 18, 2008 | Shirley Oracle - Shirley, Massachusetts
Katz: SchoolSpring will save thousands of advertising dollars "For far less than one ad in a major Sunday paper, we can post all of our jobs," said Katz. It's not a passive site, either, he said. The company also runs advertisements that target educators and encourage them to look at its Web site. The goal is to save money, said Katz. "This is huge," said [school] committee Vice Chairman Donald Parker. |
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| Apr 24, 2007 | The Caledonian-Record - St. Johnsbury, Vermont
School Board Pares Budget By $3,400 "It will be difficult to find people willing and certified to teach three grades, Petit said. The positions will be advertised on schoolspring.com, a national recruiting Web site." |
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| Jan 22, 2007 | The Republican - Springfield, Massachusetts
Principal to bow out on June 30 "Schools Superintendent Theresa M. Kane said last week that the position is being advertised on schoolspring.com, a national Web site..." |
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| Jan 9, 2007 | The Republican - Springfield, Massachusetts
Agawam advertises junior high position "Advertising has begun for a new junior high school principal. The job was posted today on www.schoolspring.com..." |
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| Jan 5, 2007 | Times Argus - Montpelier, Vermont
Springfield broadens search for new school chief "According to an ad that appeared on the SchoolSpring Web site..." |
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| Jan 3, 2007 | Bennington Banner - Bennington, Vermont
Top BRSU post to change hands "An advertisement for the superintendent position was posted recently on the national education web site schoolspring.com, which is also the site to which all applicants for the position must post their resume and letters of reference. In a change from previous application processes, applicants will not be considered unless they submit both hard copies and electronic versions of their application materials." |
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| Jun 29, 2006 | The Republican - Springfield, Massachusetts
School district plans upgrades "She [Schools Superintendent Mary A. Czajkowski] also noted the implementation of "paperless" hiring by way of a Web site, www.schoolspring.com ..." |
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| Mar 9, 2006 | The Portsmouth Herald - Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Schools to accept online résumés "We can get hundreds of applications for one position," he [Superintendent of Schools Henry Scipione] said. "We're forever getting calls, asking us if we received an application. This will take care of that." Moreover, he said, when the department goes entirely online, there will be no need to advertise separate positions in newspapers, which will also save money." |
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| Mar 2, 2006 | The Daily Item - Lynn, Massachusetts
Lynn on lookout for new teachers "Our district operates on a very large scale," Bastarache said. "When you need to hire as many teachers as we do you can get buried under mountains of paperwork. But with SchoolSpring, everything is online, streamlining the whole process. We also need to attract top candidates and this service gives us national exposure for our positions." |
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| Dec 29, 2005 | Burlington Free Press - Burlington, Vermont
Burlington School Board narrows superintendent search "... the position ... was advertised in Education Week, a national publication, and several Vermont newspapers. The ad also was posted on schoolspring.com, an employment Web site for school administrators." |
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| Aug 29, 2005 | Burlington Free Press - Burlington, Vermont
Former teachers help schools fill jobs "For Sarah Jane Mahan, director of human resources at Burlington School District, the expenditure has been worthwhile. "It has saved us a tremendous amount of money since we began using it," Mahan said. "They are very accommodating, and they meet our needs beautifully." |
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