Recent Greenbriar East experiences

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wow. This is toxic. I have been a parent of Greenbriar East for over 21 years. I no longer have kids there; but I walk my big dogs there everyday; get to know all the kids; have facebook friends who DO have kids there; and NEVER have heard about this. If I have; I would be one of those old ladies going in to volunteer to get a handle on this. We are special here in Greenbriar. We have a very special thing going; and proud to say our kids grow up to be very happy adults. We put houses on sale, and they go instantly, people are in a waiting line to get into our neighborhood. So this is very confusing and hope we can get to the bottom of this.

What on earth did I just read?

Grandma got internet.

[Anonymous]

Recommend crossing Stringfellow and sending your child to Poplar Tree. It's an AAP center and Blue Ribbon school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wow. This is toxic. I have been a parent of Greenbriar East for over 21 years. I no longer have kids there; but I walk my big dogs there everyday; get to know all the kids; have facebook friends who DO have kids there; and NEVER have heard about this. If I have; I would be one of those old ladies going in to volunteer to get a handle on this. We are special here in Greenbriar. We have a very special thing going; and proud to say our kids grow up to be very happy adults. We put houses on sale, and they go instantly, people are in a waiting line to get into our neighborhood. So this is very confusing and hope we can get to the bottom of this.

What on earth did I just read?

Grandma got internet.

Jerk

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's mediocre. Everyone I know who has been able to move has moved.

+1 lots of low kids