06/16/2026
Per Campbell County schools email
 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Campbell County Schools Announces Brandi Harris as New Principal of Jacksboro Elementary School
Campbell County Schools is pleased to announce that Ms. Brandi Harris has been named the new principal of Jacksboro Elementary School. Ms. Harris brings more than 13 years of experience in education, a strong background in instructional leadership, and a deep commitment to supporting students, families, teachers, and school communities.
Ms. Harris holds an Educational Specialist degree in Supervision of Instruction and a Master of Arts degree in Literacy Specialist, both from the University of the Cumberlands. She also earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Multidisciplinary Studies from Tennessee Technological University and an Associate of Science degree in Teaching from Roane State Community College. She is certified in educational leadership and administration, literacy, and elementary education.
Throughout her career, Ms. Harris has served in a variety of educational roles. She began as a classroom teacher, teaching English Language Arts across grades 4–8, primarily in the middle school setting. For the past five years, she has served as Assistant Principal and Instructional Coach at Winfield Elementary School. She has also served in several leadership roles, including Title I Coordinator, Building Testing Coordinator, School Improvement Planning Coordinator, and instructional mentor.
These experiences have given Ms. Harris the opportunity to support students, teachers, and families in many different ways while maintaining a strong focus on academic achievement, school improvement, and student success.
As she begins her new role, Ms. Harris said she is excited to become part of the Jacksboro Elementary and Campbell County Schools family.
“I look forward to building relationships with students, staff, and families while learning about the traditions and strengths that make the school community special,” Harris said. “I am especially excited about working alongside teachers to support them and to ensure every child receives a high-quality education and feels supported, valued, and successful.”
Ms. Harris’s vision for Jacksboro Elementary is centered on creating a school culture where every student is challenged to reach their full potential, every family feels welcomed and engaged, and every staff member feels supported and empowered. She believes strong relationships are the foundation of successful schools and that collaboration, high expectations, academic excellence, and student well-being are all essential to helping students thrive.
“I am passionate about education and deeply believe in the impact schools have on the lives of children and families,” Harris said. “I value honesty, hard work, and open communication, and I strive to lead with integrity and a servant’s heart.”
Ms. Harris shared that she believes every child deserves to be valued, respected, and given opportunities to succeed. As both an educator and a parent, she said one of the foundations of her educational philosophy is that all students should be treated the way she would want her own daughters to be treated — with kindness, fairness, patience, encouragement, and high expectations.
“Every decision I make will be centered on what is best for students and creating an environment where they feel safe, supported, and empowered to reach their full potential,” Harris said. “Above all, I want families and staff to know that I will always put students first.”
As she prepares to serve the Jacksboro Elementary community, Ms. Harris shared a message for students, families, and staff.
“I am honored and grateful for the opportunity to serve as Principal of Jacksboro Elementary School,” Harris said. “I look forward to listening, learning, and working together as we continue building on the school’s successes. I will serve each day to the utmost of my ability. To our students, I encourage you to work hard, be kind, and always believe in your potential. To our families and staff, thank you for welcoming me into your community. I am excited to partner with you as we support our students and help them achieve great things.”
Campbell County Schools is excited to welcome Ms. Harris to this new leadership role. Her experience, instructional knowledge, servant leadership, and student-centered approach will serve Jacksboro Elementary School well as the school continues building on its tradition of excellence and preparing students for a bright future.
