Springfield School Board now accepting applications for open seat

Soon-to-be kindergarten students get a jump-start on school through KITS program

Kids' Fair 2019 is just around the corner

SPS welcomes new superintendent, Todd Hamilton

Learning Littles/ Pequeñines Encantados participate in first-ever graduation ceremony

English Language Development program celebrates language differences, teaches language skils

Teachers and staff surprised with Innovative Educator grants

Springfield High School community celebrates Miller Mart grand re-opening

Thurston High School accomplishments in the 2018-19 school year

Academy of Arts and Academics accomplishments in the 2018-19 school year

2019 retirees celebrated at annual ceremony

Springfield Public Schools says thank you to all of it's 2019 retirees.

Springfield High School students win national journalism award

The intersection of the outdoors and journalism: that’s where a group of Springfield High School students found success – and earned a national award.

Students WOW crowd at Transition's Got Talent Show

Community Transition Project Students Perform at 6th annual Transition's Got Talent Show

Student-athletes from Springfield High School honored at athletic signing day

Student-athletes from Springfield High School were honored Wednesday at the annual athletic signing lunch. Family, friends and fellow classmates joined for a short ceremony where coaches offered a few words about each of the 10 athletes

2nd Budget Committee Meeting Scheduled for Thursday, May 16

Budget Committee to meet and likely adopt FY 2020 SPS Budget. Review proposed budget here.

Changes coming to some free and reduced-price meal programs next school year

Seven Springfield schools no longer qualify for a federal program that allows student access to free and reduced-price meals without completing an application.

Walk + Roll to school this month!

Students at Agnes Stewart Middle School on Monday kicked off their week with some exercise, sunshine and smoothies as a part of the Breakfast at the Bike Racks event.

Gift of Literacy brings joy, books to every first-grade student in Springfield

Hundreds of first-grade students on Thursday flocked to Lane Community College for the 14th annual Gift of Literacy event, where each of the nearly 800 children received a book of their choosing.

New class teaches A3 students emergency preparedness

A3 Students earn emergency preparedness certification and receive PE/LA credit in new "A3 Scouts" class.

Thurston High School teacher receives prestigious fellowship

The fellowship, which is awarded to one secondary teacher per state per year, is a prestigious honor for educators who have shown commitment to teaching the U.S. Constitution.