Ibraham Elementary

My child was at this school for grades 1-5 and we had a great experience! The teachers are friendly and open to speaking with parents, and they really seemed to care about the child's best interests. The school is safe and clean and seemed pretty well equipped with what the kids needed (computers, books, etc). The homework load was reasonable. My child hated the standard mode of dress, as did I, but we survived! It would have been nice if they offered some type of after school tutoring, but they didn't at the time. Overall this school was great. I would reccomend it to my family and friends with great confidence.

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.

The teachers in this school are very professional and really address each child's individual learning needs. It is a warm, friendly, family environment!

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.

Love being part of the community at Winston Salem Christian. Distinctly christian, academically challenging, and so many opportunities for my kids to grow.