Apple Creek Elementary School is a highly rated public school in a quiet rural area east of Bismarck, North Dakota. The school serves students in grades K–5 and has about 78 students, which keeps the community feel close-knit. The student body is split evenly between males and females, with 50% of students being female and 50% being male. There is also a small number of minority students, making up 20% of the total. The school focuses on personalized learning, and it has six full-time teachers to help with that. This means that there are 12 students for every teacher, which is the same as the district average and much lower than state standards. According to U.S. News & World Report, 55% of Apple Creek Elementary School students score at or above the proficient level in both math and reading. This is higher than the state average. The school is known for its families that have been there for generations and its location on rolling plains. It creates a supportive environment where kids can reach their full potential. Apple Creek Elementary School is still a strong and academically solid part of the local rural community. It has great test scores and a personalized teaching style.