School signs are signs that are installed on and inside schools. The principals and school boards of the Ellisville area have no shortage of issues that demand their attention; signage is rarely on their mind. Nevertheless, school signs are important.
Uses for Outdoor School Signs
Outdoor School signs can be used to identify schools, encourage safe behavior, provide wayfinding information, display parking lot information, and promote school spirit.
Types of Outdoor School Signs
To identify your school and its buildings, architectural signage is a classic choice. For larger schools, a monument sign or post-and-panel sign installed next to the road might be necessary. Such a sign states the name of the school, but it can also incorporate other elements such as a school motto, logo, or seal. School signs can also use replaceable letter tiles to spell out messages like “Have a Safe Holiday Season” or “Go Webster Groves High Statesmen!”. For school signs that display basic safety or wayfinding information, aluminum or other metals are popular choices. You can also choose to commission a wall mural to solidify a strong identity for your school and motivate students.
Why Choose Us for Outdoor School Signs in Ellisville, MO?
School signs need to be ADA compliant so all students can read them. They should also look good and last for a while. We understand that most school budgets do not allow for frequent replacement of signage! Horizon Sign Company can design, manufacture, and install high-quality, durable signs for schools in Brentwood, Clayton, Webster Groves, Maplewood, Kirkwood, Richmond Heights, Rock Hill, and anywhere else throughout the St. Louis area of Missouri. Please contact us to learn more.
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