The top reported proficiency rate is 26% in Math. The lowest is 18% in Science.
Original Research by School Decision on Creedmoor Elementary
Creedmoor Elementary is closed. The school, located at the address listed in Creedmoor, served middle grades and was part of Granville County Schools. The most recent academic data available is from the 2022-23 school year, when the school administered state End-of-Grade Tests to students in grades three through eight. At that time, proficiency in mathematics and English language arts each stood at a low level, with performance in science lower still. These results reflect the academic standing of the school at the time it was operating.
The closure of Creedmoor Elementary is part of a broader operational shift in Granville County Schools. For the 2026-2027 school year, Granville County Public Schools is implementing new attendance zones due to the closure of Wilton Elementary School, and families weighing a move into the district should verify which school their address now feeds into, as zone assignments have changed.
Creedmoor itself is a small city in Granville County, sitting roughly between Durham and Raleigh along US-15 and within commuting distance of Research Triangle Park. The town has a historic Main Street core with older bungalow and ranch neighborhoods, surrounded by a growing ring of newer subdivisions as people priced out of Wake Forest and north Raleigh move up the corridor for cheaper land. Newer residential communities include Blackstone Village, Village at Applewood, and Aubrie Place. The town maintains Lake Rogers Park, a central civic space with fishing, boating, and a boardwalk, and Falls Lake State Recreation Area sits just south of town. The economy centers on manufacturing, health care, and retail; Ontic Engineering and Manufacturing produces aerospace and defense components in the city, while Revlon operates a cosmetics plant in nearby Oxford. Residents of the county and surrounding area commute to jobs in Durham, Raleigh, and the broader Triangle, and there is no public transit system within Creedmoor itself.
Granville County Schools operates a choice and open-enrollment system in which every student is guaranteed a seat at their zone school but may also apply to other district schools with specialized programs such as STEAM, project-based learning, arts focus, and individualized learning communities. The district is launching a "Skills Before Screens" initiative in 2026-2027 designed to balance educational technology with human connection. A countywide quarter-cent sales-and-use tax referendum is on the March 2026 ballot; if approved, roughly half of the projected annual proceeds would go to Granville County Public Schools and charter schools to fund an increase in teacher supplements, a change that could affect teacher retention and pay.
Because the school is closed, current enrollment, student demographics, and staffing data are not available. A parent or resident seeking elementary school options in Creedmoor should contact Granville County Schools directly to learn which elementary schools now serve the former Creedmoor Elementary attendance area under the new 2026-2027 zone assignments.
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