SchoolSpring.comReviews of schoolspring.com

They “updated” their website and search capabilities for job seekers and it is far less used than the old system. You can now only search by job title or number. So many different jobs have different names, you now miss out on many opportunities because you don’t they exist

Their site is clunky and unimpressive. It is a one size fit all model which isn't appropriate for any school system that hires more than teachers. Additionally, their system is so antiquated it does not have text recognition for uploaded resumes for autofill. I won't apply for a job that allow for this type of poor system. Who wants to deal with lousy IT systems?

Terrible process. Dont waste your time.

COMPLETE WAIST OF TIME...You're going to spend more than an hour inputing all your info. Then you select "apply for job," and all it does is takes you to that schools online application where they've filled in your name, if that. Don't waist your time filling in your info, just find the district you want to apply to and apply there. WHAT IS THE POINT OF THIS???

This website is the worst. It constantly freezes and hardly ever works properly. Schools should move to better systems such as Applitrack

Antiquated application system - most schools want email attached pdf docs. Profile asks applicants for double entries of resume, background, transcripts. Labor intensive. During application, some school sites send you to another application site altogether to input same information again. Needs to update with new technology.

This is a fake website that was created to steal your social security number and other sensitive information. I found it while using indeed.com. After clicking the "apply for job on company's website" link, I was taken to schoolspring.com instead of the districts website. At some point, schoolspring.com asked for my social security number. That's when I became uncomfortable. I thought that the school district may have been outsourcing their hiring process. So instead of continuing, I went directly to the actually school district's website and they were posting jobs and hiring events on their own platform. They had no links or mentioning of schoolspring.com at all. Not only that, the jobs that schoolspring.com had did not match the jobs that the district had posted on their website. I think schoolspring.com just re-published old jobs the school district had already posted onto indeed.com and then linked users to their website. I am pretty sure this is a bogus site that is doing a great job at phishing for social security numbers, addresses, and lots of sensitive information. You should log off and clear your cookies as quick as possible because I am sure that they will be looking to steal your credit card number and account login info as well.

False advertising - job description was for 9-2pm and they said after offering me the position that it was 9-1pm and I had to decline the position.Job ID: 3094974