Independence KS Real Estate Information
Welcome to the City of Independence, Kansas, established in 1870 and is today home to a population of 9,846 residents. Located in the Southeast corner of Kansas, Independence takes pride in being a city with a “Hometown Atmosphere” that’s welcoming to all. Whether you are looking to relocate, purchase a home in Independence Kansas or working here, this city has established itself to be a place where families can grow.
Independence has many things going for it. With a strong industrial base located primary in two business parks along with award winning K-12 Schools, new housing developments, year round attractions, events, a zoo and more, this city has much to offer. Getting to this place is also easy as it’s located along the intersection of US-75 and US-160. Two rail services are available in town which includes the Union Pacific Railroad and the South Kansas Oklahoma Railroad. And with the amenities, shopping and services available that rivals those of large city suburbs, Independence is a place where one people can live prosperously.
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Schools
The Independence Public School System, USD 446, enrolls approximately 1900 students and has earned recognition from the Kansas State Department of Education for high achievements in 12 categories. Independence Middle School twice earned the Certificate of Merit for outstanding achievements in mathematics. School Information Lookup.
- Independence High School, grades 9-12
- Independence Middle School, grades 6-8
- Washington Elementary School, grade 5
- Lincoln Elementary School, grades 3-4
- Eisenhower Elementary School, grades Pre-K-2
- Zion Lutheran School, grades Pre-K-8
- St. Andrews School, grades Pre-K-8
- Independence Bible School, grades Pre-K-12
- Tri-County Education Co-operative, special education, all grades
- Sunflower Academy - Child Care Learning Center - Ages 2-5
Attractions
Riverside Park & Ralph Mitchell Zoo – The 124 acre Park & Zoo is home to over 200 species of animals for residents and visitors to see. The park itself is also home to an abundance of recreations and attractions that include a new aquatic center, miniature golf, tennis courts, a merry-go-round and several buildings with available spaces for rent.
For more information about this city-run park, call City Hall at (620) 332-2500, PO Box 9 - Independence, KS 67301
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Independence KS Realtor®
Judith Lowdon
Coldwell Banker Pasternack-Johnson
2001 N Penn
Independence, KS 67301
Direct: (620) 332-7867
realtor@terraworld.net
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