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Greenbury Secondary School
Elementary · Public · Phoenix
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Injury in school
This school is gone to the dogs. The principal n teacher don't care even when a child get hurt in school. A student got hurt while playing soccer when the opposite team tripped the student on perposely and he fractured his hand and under going an operation as we speak. Yet the teacher on duty did not even bored to check on the student. He did not even care to phone and check on the student. I would like the teacher and principal to give me a full report on this..
Best school ever
Good looking., school is always neat also quality educatiom
balla skwl
terrible school. gives two shiz about us. puts monkeys on a pedestal. save your sanity and vy Phoenix tech
Great school
Greenbury Secondary School is a very good school and hopefully it gets better in future
Great school
Greenbury is a very good school and hopefully it gets better in future
I am disappointed.
I have to admit, it was a very good school. With the best of the best teachers and top levels of education.
However in these last few years Greenbury has been going to the dogs. Teachers aren't interested in doing their job. Sure the learners can be trouble, but instead of giving them the suitable punishment, the child is given a light tap on the wrist. Even if the child is involved in a serious fight or carries drugs or dangerous weapons to school, the child will be given a so-called "suspension" or is "expelled" but they're back in school the next day.
Greenbury is also slacking in the teachers they hire. On top of the experienced teachers losing interest, hard working students have to deal with the reality of new teachers taking over. New teachers that have almost no knowledge about the subjects they are given to teach.
I've also noticed how careless and unorganised they get as the days pass. It would be really nice if they fixed themselves up and went back to being the best school they're known for. Instead of hiding behind a high rank name when behind closed doors it's the opposite.
However in these last few years Greenbury has been going to the dogs. Teachers aren't interested in doing their job. Sure the learners can be trouble, but instead of giving them the suitable punishment, the child is given a light tap on the wrist. Even if the child is involved in a serious fight or carries drugs or dangerous weapons to school, the child will be given a so-called "suspension" or is "expelled" but they're back in school the next day.
Greenbury is also slacking in the teachers they hire. On top of the experienced teachers losing interest, hard working students have to deal with the reality of new teachers taking over. New teachers that have almost no knowledge about the subjects they are given to teach.
I've also noticed how careless and unorganised they get as the days pass. It would be really nice if they fixed themselves up and went back to being the best school they're known for. Instead of hiding behind a high rank name when behind closed doors it's the opposite.
Good school
A really good school
Best school
Best school ever . Thanks to the principle and teachers .
23 Newcottage Cres Greenbury, 4068, Phoenix
0315391810
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