WASHINGTON

Washington Warrior Family

Middle School Principal

Washington Warrior Family

My name is Justin Mann and I have been in education for over 17 years - seven years in the classroom, three as an assistant principal and I am now going into my eighth year as a head principal. I am a proud father of three boys and have been happily married to the most beautiful woman in the world for sixteen years this past July! This coming fall, James will be a senior at UCO, Henry a Freshman at WHS, and Charlie an eighth grader at Washington Middle School! My amazing wife Heather teaches kindergarten at Washington Elementary and will be entering her twelfth year teaching early childhood. Both our immediate family and many of our relatives have been in education for decades, providing an immeasurable support system and legacy to which we strive to foster and uphold.

I began my teaching career at the school I attended as a youth growing up in Del City. I taught Social Studies at Del Crest for seven years before finishing my last year of teaching at Sequoyah MS in Edmond. Upon finishing my graduate school at the University of Central Oklahoma, I became an assistant principal at Monroney MS in Midwest City, where I served for three years. After Monroney, I had the fortune of becoming the head principal at Del Crest MS in Del City for three years, and ended up being the final principal at the place where it all began!

The Next Chapter

Washington Warrior Community! 

To say that we are excited to be Warriors is the understatement of the year! I speak for myself, my wife and my kids when I say that we are beyond exhilarated and grateful for such an incredible opportunity to be a part of this amazing community of Washington!!!

Each and every day that I wake up I am thankful. I am truly able to say that I love my job. Not many people get to say that. I really do love the fact that I get to come to Washington Middle School every day and be a part of the Warrior Family. I am amazed at how compassionate and tight knit this family is, how they care for and look after each other. When there is a need it is quickly met, and in abundance! The students of WPS are respectful, bright, compassionate, encouraging and successful, which speaks to the expectations upon which they were fortunate to be raised. The Warrior Way is the standard, and one to be sought after and exemplified every day, every year! 

I was and remain unbelievably thankful for this outstanding opportunity, and I continue to look forward to what our future holds at WMS!!!

 IT’S A GREAT DAY TO BE A WARRIOR!

Justin Mann

Washington Middle School

jmann@wps-isd.com