Where to Engage with SPS Online

Springfield Public Schools uses several social media tools in order to share news, information, announcements and more with parents, staff, the community and anyone interested in Missouri's largest provider of public education.

The social media sites used by SPS all have free smartphone and tablet apps available, making it easy to connect from anywhere and at any time.

The following is a list of current SPS social media sites, a link to each, and a brief description of how each is used:

	Facebook: SPS uses Facebook for a little bit of everything – announcements about student and staff honors, links to stories about our schools, reminders about upcoming events, and more. “Liking” the SPS Facebook page is a good way to receive regular updates from the school district.

	Instagram : From professional photographs to phone snapshots, SPS shares a variety of images of the day-to-day activities at our schools. Follow us on Instagram and tag your school photos with #SPSProud to join us.

	LinkedIn: From community partner celebrations to superintendent updates, SPS shares content on LinkedIn that connects with the how of the Strategic Plan. Follow us on LinkedIn and tag SPS in your posts.

	X: Much like Facebook, the school district uses Twitter/X to share links to a range of stories. In addition, X is used for announcements and reminders about events and schedules. Adding the school district to your Twitter contacts is another good way to receive regular updates.

	YouTube: SPS shares staff profiles, districtwide initiatives and school district updates on YouTube.

Comment Policy

Please note that Springfield Public Schools reserves the right to remove comments and/or block users on any of its social media sites who post comments which, in the school district’s sole discretion, bully, intimidate, or harass any individual; contain obscenity, nudity or gratuitous violence; are commercial or political solicitations; are factually erroneous, libelous, or wildly off-topic; are from anonymous blog trolls; or that otherwise violate State law, school district policy, or the guidelines of the social media sites.