Welcome to Crestridge Elementary, home of the Vikings! Crestridge Elementary, which opened in September of 1962, is a kindergarten through 5th grade school located in the Omaha Public Schools District.

Our school offers a Spanish Dual Language program in Kindergarten through 5th grade. We have 18 classrooms, a school library, a multi-purpose room/cafeteria, and an award-winning Outdoor Classroom.

Crestridge Elementary is committed to preparing all students to excel in college, career and life. We strive for high achievement for all students in their academics and social emotional well-being. Our staff is dedicated to providing engaging, rigorous instruction and loving, safe classroom environments so all our students can reach their highest potential. Our school is an extension of our community, and promotes involvement from our motivated students, informed families, and engaged community members. We are committed to excellence and dedicated to our students, their families, and our community. 

The Crestridge staff, families and community are devoted to providing a safe learning environment where all students are empowered to become knowledgeable and productive citizens. 

Crestridge was built in 1961. Three hundred and twelve students arrived for Crestridge's first full school year in September of 1962. In 1965, nine classrooms were added and the first Media Center was built. A greenhouse was added to Crestridge in 1980.  In the fall of 1995, brand new Gateway computers replaced the original Apple computers. The lab was expanded to include a multimedia production center with the ability to do video and sound editing. Several years ago we added an outdoor classroom to our space. In 2010, Crestridge was reorganized as a Dual Language School. We continue to serve students from all over the Omaha-metro.