‘Ride or die’ best friends allegedly had sex with students while working for Georgia school district
A pair of “ride or die” best friends — who were in each other’s wedding parties — are charged with having sex with male students while they worked for a Georgia school district.
Railey Greeson and Brooklyn Shuler, who worked at Calhoun City Schools, were slapped with charges Thursday for allegedly sleeping with the students between October 2021 and January 2022, according to the indictment obtained by 11Alive.
Greeson allegedly had sex with two different male students between Oct. 29, 2021, and Jan. 3, 2022, while Shuler was indicted on charges that she had sex with a different male student, also between October 2021 and January 2022.
The women face charges of sexual contact by an employee or agent in the 1st degree.
The two “reasonably should have known” the boys were enrolled in the school district, the indictment said, though it does not list the boys’ ages or which schools they attended.
It’s not clear if they were teachers or employed as other staff but reports described them as former employees.
Shuler is listed as a Level 4 educator as of December 2022 on the Georgia Professional Standards Commission site and Greeson is listed as being pre-service certified, according to The Gazette.
The Post has reached out to Calhoun City Schools for comment — including whether they were fired or resigned.
Greeson was Shuler’s maid of honor at her wedding in Tunnel Hill, Georgia, on Nov. 12, 2022 — months after the alleged sexual relationship with the student, according to Shuler’s wedding registry website.
Greeson described her as her “best friend” and her “ride or die.”
Shuler was a bridesmaid at Greeson’s wedding in October 2023, according to Greeson’s wedding site.
Greeson was a member of Calhoun High School’s class of 2019, according to social media posts reviewed by the Daily Mail.
She attended Kennesaw State with her graduation date in 2023, her X profile shows.
She tweeted about communicating with her students: “Communicating feedback in the forms of grades and averages can really stress students out and cause them to struggle.”
Shuler appears to have split with her former husband, according to the Daily Mail.
Greeson is still pictured on her husband’s Facebook profile.
On June 28, the day Greeson was indicted, he posted a message quoting Jesus from the Bible: “Let him who is without sin among you cast the first stone.”
The two women were arrested and booked at the Gordon County Jail, where they were later released on bond, the Gordon Gazette reported.
If convicted, Greeson and Shuler could face up to 25 years in prison or a fine of up to $100,000.
