Roosevelt Elementary School is a public school in Dickinson, North Dakota. It's in the middle of nowhere, in a small town. The school has 260 students in grades K–5 and 17 teachers for every 1 student, which is a little better than the average for the district. There are 15 full-time equivalent teachers and one full-time school counselor at Roosevelt Elementary. They help students learn by giving them focused instruction and support. About half of the students are girls and half are boys. About a third of them are considered to be poor. The main goal of the academic programs at Roosevelt Elementary is to help students learn basic math and reading skills. Enrichment activities and intervention services that meet the needs of all kinds of learners support this. According to the most recent proficiency data, 42% of students were at or above grade level in math and 42% were good at reading. This shows what they still need to work on in school. The amount of money spent on each student is in line with district standards, which makes sure that there are enough resources for classrooms and teaching programs. Roosevelt Elementary School is in a community that supports it, and families are involved, which makes it a good place to learn. Most people say good things about the school because it focuses on basic education and helps students grow steadily.