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Wildwood Elementary

Walking with Excellence and Success

Meet Our Team

Administration 

  • “Every child deserves a champion: an adult who will never give up on them, who understands the power of connection and insists they become the best they can possibly be.” –Rita Pierson, Educator. This quote has guided me throughout my entire career in education, and it is one that I choose to live by daily.

    I am a proud graduate of the University of Florida, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Family, Youth, and Community Science. I obtained my Educational Leadership degree from Saint Leo University in 2018.  Before moving to Sumter County, I spent five years in Alachua County serving in different capacities: K-5 interventionist, classroom teacher, and FCIM Facilitator.

    I have been fortunate to serve the families of Wildwood Elementary School for the past six years in various roles. I started out teaching fourth grade before moving to the Literacy Coach position. I then went back into the classroom to teach third grade, followed by a year of third and fourth grade English Language Arts. It was during this time that I was recognized by the State of Florida as a Top 5 Finalist for Florida’s Teacher of the Year. This recognition led me to seek ways to make an impact outside of my classroom. Becoming an Assistant Principal provided me with that opportunity. In my new role as Principal, my mission is to positively impact the students at Wildwood Elementary and push them to reach their greatest potential. I will work extremely hard to create an atmosphere of trust, respect, and high expectations-all of which are vital to a positive school culture. 

     Our school motto is “Walking with Excellence and Success”, and I am so thankful to be able to join in this walk with our amazing students, staff, families, and community partners.

    Email: Brittany Brown

  • Jasmyn Harrison is an experienced educator with a strong background in literacy coaching and instructional leadership. She has provided K–3 literacy support and targeted interventions to improve reading proficiency, while also analyzing i-Ready data to guide instructional practices. She has also designed and delivered professional development in ELA, supported teachers with standards-based planning, and modeled effective lessons to strengthen classroom instruction.

    During her time with Wildwood Elementary School, she has launched both the Literacy Chat Monthly Newsletter and the i-Ready Newsletter to promote campus-wide literacy and facilitated EdCamps to encourage teacher collaboration. As an AVID Coordinator and mentor, she has fostered student success and teacher growth, contributing to her school earning an “A” rating in 2024 for the first time since 2014, and following up with their second consecutive "A" rating in 2025.

    Her classroom experience spans over 12 years in kindergarten, 2nd, and 3rd grade, where she has implemented differentiated instruction, AVID strategies, and state-aligned lesson plans. She holds an M.Ed. in Educational Leadership from St. Leo, and a Bachelor's in Education with certifications in Elementary Education (K–6), Reading, ESOL, and Literacy Coach Endorsement. 

    • She is married to Ryan Harrison, and together they have three sons: Ryan Jr., Reace, and Riley. 

    Email: Jasmyn Harrison

Hear From Our Teachers!

Christine Stallings and Logan Brown at the Teacher of the Year Board Meeting.

Christine Stallings

"Being named Teacher of the Year is an incredible honor. Every day, I’m inspired by my students’ curiosity, resilience, and joy for learning. I’m grateful to be part of a school community that values growth, kindness, and the power of education." — Christine Stallings, Teacher of the Year

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