Connecting Passion + Potential
Springfield Platteview Community Schools operates five facilities: one Administration Building, two elementary schools, one junior high, and one high school. We encourage families and community members to visit our campuses. If you plan to stop by during our regular school hours, please come to the front office to sign in and receive a visitor’s pass for the safety of our students and staff.
SPCS Administration Building
Superintendent: Dr. Ryan Saunders
P: (402) 592-1300
765 Main St.
Springfield, NE 68059
Platteview Central
Principal: Darin Johnson
Grades: 7-8
P: (402) 339-5052
F: (402) 339-3166
14801 S. 108th St.
Springfield, NE 68059
Westmont elementary
Principal: Melissa Hasty
Grades: PreK-6
P: (402) 895-9602
F: (402) 894-4876
13210 Glenn St.
Omaha, NE 68138
Platteview High
Principal: Michael McLaughlin
Grades: 9-12
P: (402) 339-3606
F: (402) 339-3751
14801 S. 108th St.
Springfield, NE 68059
Springfield Elementary
Principal: Megan Hanson
Grades: PreK-6
P: (402) 253-2245
F: (402) 253-2003
940 Main St.
Springfield, NE 68059
NEWS & HIGHLIGHTS
SPCS Celebrates Staff at Annual Employee Recognition Banquet
SPCS Celebrates Staff at Annual Employee Recognition Banquet Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Springfield Platteview Community Schools hosted its annual Employee Recognition Banquet on April 8, bringing together current staff,
The Trojan Zone: A Student Run Internship That Gives Back
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Platteview Central Students Earn Award of Distinction in Engineering Competition
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Finishing Strong: A Practical Guide for High School Seniors, Parents, and Rising Seniors
Finishing Strong: A Practical Guide for High School Seniors, Parents, and Rising Seniors The final stretch of high school can be exciting, emotional, and, if you are not
