A Georgia school district is accusing two “ride or die” best friends of having sexual relations with male students while they were employed there. The pals were at each other’s wedding parties.
According to the indictment received by 11Alive, Railey Greeson and Brooklyn Shuler, who were employed by Calhoun City Schools, were charged on Thursday with having sexual relations with students from October 2021 to January 2022.
Greeson and Shuler were both indicted on counts of having sexual relations with male pupils; the dates of these incidents were allegedly from October 29, 2021, to January 3, 2022. The ladies are facing first-degree accusations of sexual contact with an agent or employee.
The indictment states that the two individuals “reasonably should have known” that the boys were enrolled in the school district, but it does not specify the boys’ ages or the schools they went to.
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The reports stated that they were former employees, however, it is unclear if they were teachers or working in any other capacity.
The Georgia Professional Standards Commission website lists Shuler as a Level 4 instructor as of December 2022, but The Gazette reports that Greeson is classified as having pre-service certification.
For more information, including if they were fired or quit, The Post has contacted Calhoun City Schools.
Months after the alleged affair with the student ended, Greeson served as maid of honor at Shuler’s wedding in Tunnel Hill, Georgia, on November 12, 2022, as stated on Shuler’s wedding register website.
Her “best friend” and “ride or die,” according to Greeson.
In October 2023, Shuler served as a bridesmaid at Greeson’s wedding.
The Daily Mail analyzed Greeson’s social media accounts and found that he was a part of the 2019 Calhoun High School class.
According to her X profile, she attended Kennesaw State and is scheduled to graduate in 2023.
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“Communicating feedback in the forms of grades and averages can stress students out and cause them to struggle,” she tweeted of her interactions with students.
It seems like Shuler and her ex-husband are no longer together. Her husband’s Facebook profile still features a photo of Greeson as per NYPOST.
“Let him who is without sin among you cast the first stone.” (John 12:48) Greeson posted this Bible quote on June 28, the day he was indicted. According to the Gordon Gazette, the two women were taken into custody and lodged at the Gordon County Jail. Subsequently, they were released on bond.
The maximum penalties for Greeson and Shuler, if found guilty, are a $100,000 fine and 25 years in jail.