Works for Douglas & Sarpy counties (Nebraska) and Pottawattamie, Mills & Harrison counties (Iowa).
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Nebraska — Omaha Metro

Omaha Public Schools (OPS) Largest district in the state — central Omaha plus surrounding neighborhoods. Read the guide → Millard Public Schools West Omaha's family favorite — top-rated schools and large family neighborhoods. Read the guide → Westside Community Schools (District 66) Central Omaha district known for academic excellence and strong community identity. Read the guide → Elkhorn Public Schools Fast-growing west Omaha — newer schools and rapidly expanding subdivisions. Read the guide → Gretna Public Schools Southwest suburb with small-town feel, highly rated schools, easy interstate access. Read the guide → Papillion-La Vista Community Schools South Sarpy County — award-winning schools and a strong community focus. Read the guide → Bennington Public Schools Northwest of Omaha — rapid growth, new construction, family-focused community. Read the guide → Bellevue Public Schools South of Omaha near Offutt AFB — established community, strong school options. Read the guide → Ralston Public Schools Compact central-south district tucked within the Omaha metro — solid value. Read the guide →

Iowa — Southwest Iowa

Council Bluffs Community Schools Iowa-side's largest district — just across the river, historic neighborhoods, lower taxes. Read the guide → Lewis Central Community Schools South Council Bluffs — strong reputation and a popular family choice on the Iowa side. Read the guide → Treynor Community Schools Rural Pottawattamie County — highly rated schools, small-town community, short Omaha commute. Read the guide → Glenwood Community Schools Mills County — strong district, historic town feel, accessible SW Iowa lifestyle. Read the guide → Missouri Valley Community Schools Rural Harrison County — larger lots and acreage with easy I-29 access to Omaha. Read the guide →

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Common questions

What school district am I in?

Enter your address above to instantly see which school district your address falls within. The lookup works for the entire Omaha metro (Douglas and Sarpy counties in Nebraska) and Southwest Iowa (Pottawattamie, Mills, and Harrison counties).

How do I find my school district by address?

Type your full street address into the lookup field — including street number, street name, city, and state. The tool uses US Census Bureau data to identify your district.

Does this work for Council Bluffs and other Iowa cities?

Yes. The lookup covers Council Bluffs, Lewis Central, Treynor, Glenwood, and Missouri Valley school districts on the Iowa side, plus all major Omaha-area districts on the Nebraska side.

What if my district isn't in your covered list?

If your address falls within a district I don't have a dedicated guide for, the lookup will still tell you the district name. You can then schedule a call and I'll give you a local read on what living in that area means for buying or selling.

How accurate is the lookup?

The lookup uses the same official US Census Bureau geocoder that powers government district boundary tools. It's authoritative for residency-based district assignment. Always verify enrollment specifics with the district directly if you're near a boundary or interested in non-residency-based programs.

I'm relocating — how do I pick a district before I move?

If you're moving to the Omaha–Council Bluffs metro, the best path is usually the reverse: pick the district first (based on schools, lifestyle, commute), then look at homes in that area. Start with the Moving to Omaha guide for the full picture, then come back and run a few sample addresses through this tool to see which districts your favorite neighborhoods fall into.

Where can I learn more about each district?

Every district above is covered by a complete 2026 guide with enrollment, test scores, programs, and what families need to know. Browse all guides on the school districts hub →