Kellom Elementary Homes For Sale

Kellom Elementary Homes For Sale

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555 Riverfront Plaza, Unit 902, Omaha

$1,160,000 - 2 Beds, 3 Baths, 2,120 Sf

Better Homes and Gardens R.E.

902 Dodge Street, Unit 501, Omaha

$1,150,000 - 2 Beds, 3 Baths, 2,702 Sf

NP Dodge RE Sales Inc 204Dodge

555 Riverfront Plaza, Unit 803, Omaha

$825,000 - 2 Beds, 3 Baths, 2,030 Sf

NP Dodge RE Sales Inc 86Dodge

3505 Burt Street, Omaha

$259,000 - 4 Beds, 2 Baths, 1,834 Sf

Nebraska Realty

2814 Hamilton Street, Omaha

$27,000

Nebraska Realty

2818 Caldwell Street, Omaha

$20,000

BHHS Ambassador Real Estate

1404 Sherwood Avenue, Omaha

$1,700 - 5 Beds, 2 Baths, 1,818 Sf

NP Dodge RE Sales Inc 86Dodge

About Kellom Elementary

1311 North 24th Street
Omaha, NE 68102-0441

School Website - https://kellom.ops.org/

Kellom opened in November 1952 at 1311 North 24th Street. Currently, Kellom Elementary serves around 300 students in Early Childhood through sixth grade. The diverse school community provides many learning opportunities for all students. Kellom Elementary has an active Parent-Teacher Organization (PTO) and enjoys support from many Adopt-a-School partners, such as, Creighton University, Alegent Health, Hearthstone Homes, and Metro Area Transit.

The Paul Street School was the original frame building erected in 1892 at the corner of 24th and Paul. It was later renamed Kellom School. In November of 1952, this school building was replaced with the present Kellom School. It was dedicated the same year, and was the first new building constructed by the School District of Omaha in twenty-seven years.

Both the old and the new schools were named after John H. Kellom, who was a prominent figure in Omaha’s educational planning during pioneer days. Mr. Kellom came to Omaha from New York City in 1857. He helped establish the first school in Omaha and served as a member of the original district school board. He later became a member of board of trustees for the earliest standard high school in Omaha. He also served as a teacher, a principal, and the first superintendent of schools in the city.