I would not recommend I mean it's perfect for a very low quality education with teachers quitting…read moreby week 6 also perfect if you are a victim getting bullied with a principal and vice principals who don't care and punish you for getting bullied because you stood up and got slapped in the face and pushed on the ground with not a soul who cares and most of the time in class but you do you its perfect for that but if you barely want an education and just learn about the teachers last 3 divorces and to get bullied or be a bully this school is perfect

My kid is really a great kid but he wasn't trying very hard in school this year. All of his…read moreteachers reached out to me in a non judgmental way and has worked with me to see him turn around and do better. This school has a lot of heart and work ethic.

Bypass is one of the true day cares that loves the kids and take care of them for the love of…read morechildren.! This daycare has to be one of the best in the tri city's . We are so blessed to have it so close to our home. My grandchildren loved it !

I dropped off my child here for 4 days a week for a few weeks for work and I can definitely say…read morethat she does an amazing job at it. my child was excited to see her after the first 2 to 3 times and Was excited to stay with her while I was at work and the pricing is very reasonabl!

Thought this was a great day care. But Lord forbid if something comes up. They are not…read moreunderstanding at all. We were turned away for being 9 minutes late when we had a personal issue.

This place is awful. The staff is not attentive to your child. They will not help with potty…read moretraining before the child is 2. They will not contact you when your child is hurt and you will find out when you get there. The owner is rude and does not care about taking care of your child.

What a clean and friendly facility available to Greene County. We were traveling on spring break…read moreand spent a few nights in the area. My wife is pretty fanatic about getting her workouts in, even on vacation. We stopped to check out the Greene County Y and found they offered reciprocity to other Y members. This is such a great program for the YMCA to offer and the Greene County Y is now the second time I've taken advantage of it. We often do Les Mills programs at our home Y and dropped in on a 6 a.m. "fight back fit" class thinking it would be of a similar cardio based nature to what we are used to. It turns out this was an actual sparring type program with a small group of regular Greene County members. The group was immediately very inviting and welcomed us into their class. We each worked with a class regular that really sacrificed their own morning workout to work with the newbies. We had a lot of fun in this class and wish our own Y at home offered a similar program. The facility was clean throughout. The steam room was a bonus because we don't have one of those back home. Thank you to the Tuesday morning fight back fit class for being so welcoming and thank you Greene County Y for offering up such a great facility with quality programming.

5/22/17 From the archive…read more Knowing that my hotel I was staying at for the evening, the Hampton Inn in Greeneville, has a sparse workout area, I decided to head over to the Y to get a proper workout in before heading to the hotel. I was pleasantly surprised with what I found. I checked in at the front desk, made my way to the locker rooms, and got changed up. Visiting all of these gyms around the country makes me appreciate my home gym even more. There was nothing inherently wrong with the locker room here, especially if you hadn't experienced something better, but this was just a basic LR. The lockers were the old high school metal kind with the see through grates. The benches were plain wooden, and the showers were very basic as well. But, everything was clean and they offered towels, so I cant make any major complaints. The workout facility was bigger than I expected. Greeneville isn't exactly a burgeoning metropolis, but the facility is a great size. It is a classic Y prototype. You know, the one from the song by the Village People? There was a game room, lap pool, two gymnasiums, a lounge, a child care area, basically everything anyone of any age needs to occupy some time either after school or after work. There kids playing on the pool table and in the gyms, playing on the soccer fields and playground outside, and adults having fun as well. The workout equipment was updated and worked fine. The free weights section(s) were kind of small and cramped with only two sets of each poundage, making finding the proper weight difficult at times. But the treadmills seemed brand new. I missed having the TV display on the treadmill itself, but there were several tvs spread around. I will most definitely hit this place up next time I am staying in town. Since I already have a Y membership, this will be very convenient.

I drove here in late April 2024 for a quick stop. The campus is a pleasant mid-point stop to…read morestretch your legs if you're driving between Asheville, NC and Abingdon, VA. After a quick restroom break at the local BP gas station (which has tons of students), I drove onto campus and parked in front of the main administrative building with a memorial bell tower. There's a nice historical marker on the early days of ETSU - which is a public university. The main campus felt surprisingly empty on a Sunday afternoon, but perhaps students were studying for their final exams and completing final papers in their dorm rooms or in the library before May graduation. Although I did not do a formal campus visit, the grounds are pretty and worth a quick visit if you're driving through Johnson City TN and looking for a short pit stop.

Where do I even begin with this one. East Tennessee State University is a wonderful College. It…read moregives so many opportunities to students as well for them to have fun and feel like they're at home. Whether it's Clubs, events, or the like, you'll find it here. As a full disclaimer, I'm not a student here. I visit ETSU Campus every Thursday night with my friend who shows up for is CRU Meeting. This place doesn't just feel like home for students. It feels like home for non students as well. It's just that welcoming. But one of the absolute biggest high points of this campus is, it's the home of ETSU-Con. For those of you who don't know what ETSU-Con is, it's a Anime/Gaming convention held on ETSU Campus itself. They have panels, cosplayers, and even a yearly Costume Contest. But instead of blabbing on and on about ETSU-Con, why don't I just show you what it's like?