History

Springfield is the third largest city in Missouri, and is the birthplace of the iconic Route 66. Springfield is located on a plateau, and to the city's south the land yields to the rolling hills and dramatic cliffs that characterize Ozark country. The city was incorporated in 1838, just over ten years after the state of Missouri was added to the union. Five major lakes are an easy hour's drive from the city, and Missouri's entertainment capital, Branson, is close by. The Springfield-Greene County Parks and Recreation administrates an award-winning program serving families in the area, with a focus on integrating nature into play. Tennis courts, family centers, pools, an equestrian center, and a botanical center are among the facilities the department maintains. The department has spearheaded a Community Olympic Development program. An excursion to some of the area's caves is an example of one of the more unique offerings available through this exemplary parks program.

Teaching Jobs in Springfield

For educators looking for teaching jobs in this family-centric city, the Springfield public school district is now the largest in the state. The city has made a strong commitment to academic excellence and city-center development. Over 24,000 students attend 50 schools. There are also several colleges and universities in the city for those seeking teaching jobs in higher education.

Tutoring Jobs in Springfield

Educators interested in tutoring jobs in Springfield will find success. The area's focus on family and learning provides a wealth of opportunities for core subject specialists, and the excellent park and library systems provide plenty of public spaces for meeting with students. There is a strong demand for private in-home tutoring as well as tutoring jobs within learning centers.

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