Welcome to Julian Harris Elementary School!
At Julian Harris, we believe in the power of connection. This year, our students are focusing on ways to Be A Bridge by showing kindness, helping others, including everyone, and doing their BEST.

At Julian Harris, we believe in the power of connection. This year, our students are focusing on ways to Be A Bridge by showing kindness, helping others, including everyone, and doing their BEST.

"My “why” is to foster a school community that makes every child feel seen, heard, and capable of greatness. This gives me hope for the future and motivates me to show up every day with energy and gratitude.”
- Annie Diaz, Principal

"I like to tell my students about my math journey, encourage them daily, listen to their cares, concerns, struggles while showing grace, smiling, and show them they matter to me."
- Shena Campbell, Math Coach

"I look forward to engaging and incorporating my students interests while implementing social, emotional instruction and skills."
- Jordan Holmes, 1st Grade Teacher

"Every day is a new day, and it is my priority to start each one with a welcoming demeanor. Being compassionate, respectful, and kind goes a long way in creating a positive environment where children can thrive."
- Marleigh Engle, Counselor

"I plan to create a safe and welcoming classroom environment where each student is encouraged to do their best each day. One main goal is to see student growth over the year."
- Julia Workman, Teacher

"My greatest joy in life is bringing out the best in students. Not all of my students are musical prodigies, but they are all great at something. My challenge and passion is to find that area for my students and create ways for them to shine!"
- Devin Lacy, Music Teacher

"The reward of making a difference in students' lives and building relationships with families of the students I teach motivates me professionally. This desire to do selfless good is why I have enjoyed my job for 26 years!"
- Stephanie Lightford, Kindergarten Teacher

"I do my best to play games that will engage students and help them learn to love learning. My classroom becomes a little community of learning."
- Regina Wilhite, Teacher