Cash Elementary

Horrible school in my opinion. Anyone who speaks English will probably have a hard time learning here. The bullying is ridiculous! My child's needs we're not met. He cried everyday because of the kids at this school and the teachers let the other kids put hands on him.

I absolutely do not recommend this school. Staff was very rude specially a Spanish woman with whom I talked to. That looked like a jungle, kids everywhere, learning on the corridors, dancing in the classes, etc. The speech therapist they have there also very rude. If you want your kid to be constantly harassed this is the place. Kids crying going to class, there are no manners at this school. Bullies have a free pass.

My grandchildren attended this school. First and second grade for my grandson were okay. He has loved going to school since starting church daycare school at age three. He enjoyed kindergarten, first grade and second grade at Walkertown Elementary. However this year (3rd grade) he hated going to school every day. He would beg to stay home. We finally figured out that the main problem was his teacher who was singling him out and constantly making him apologize to certain other students, for no reason. He was in the gifted program. But, this year he was constantly suppressed in class. The final straw was our granddaughter starting kindergarten there this year and, immediately, we noticed she was digressing in her learning and social skills. After attending Walkertown Elementary for a month, we withdrew them and started homeschooling. They are MUCH happier and are learning at a much faster pace.

Bullying nothing is being done. New assistant principal she targets one child all after being in trouble one time. But considers the child being involved because they are in the same class. She doesn't return calls, if we go the school to eat lunch with the child and she sees us she goes the other way. Some of the teachers are great, some needs to retire. The assistant principal is all the time thinking my child as being a trouble maker. We have proof of her targeting some of the children, but not the one that really needs to be talked to. She doesn't need that job at all,in my opinion.

I was a former student for this TERRIBLE school. Everyone, including the teachers and students, were racist snobs who thought they were better than everyone because they're "Christian." They always say "God said to love everyone," Yet NO ONE follows that quote. They will go ballistic if you're simply holding hands with someone of the same gender. 2 girls had gotten expelled for simply KISSING. This is one of the worst and most annoying schools that I've ever been to, considering I've only been to 2(this one and the one I'm at currently).

Our twin children are currently enrolled in the fifth grade at TBCA. They have been attending this school since kindergarten and have been thriving under the guidance of the excellent teaching and administrative staff. The school has been a true blessing to our family.Our ten-year-old son was diagnosed with PANDAS at the end of fourth grade, which made it challenging for him to attend school and actively participate. However, we were fortunate enough to have an incredibly supportive school administration and teachers who went above and beyond our expectations to help him finish fourth grade. We are now in fifth grade, and our son is still working through PANDAS, which is not a simple cure. Nevertheless, the school has been very accommodating, and my wife and I trade off working from the school daily to ensure we are present should there be any episodes.The teachers have been absolutely fantastic and supportive in assisting our son as needed throughout the day. Needless to say, we would be in a terrible position without TBCA and all of the incredible people on staff who have supported our situation. I always go out of my way to let other parents know about TBCA. It is truly one of the best-kept secrets in K-12 education. My wife and I have been so impressed by TBCA that we both decided to volunteer to lead after-school art and STEM clubs to give back some of what has already been given to our family.We are grateful for their support!