Principal Harrigan comes to the JHS community after serving Franklin High School in the role of Vice Principal for the last 9 years. Previously, he has served the field of education in the role of Activities Director and Special Education Teacher. Principal Harrigan is a strong communicator who values collaboration. He is a service-oriented, student-centered, equity-driven leader. Please help us in welcoming him to the Jefferson High School Community!

Adam Kubey is a passionate educator that has served the Jefferson Union High School district in many roles over the past three years.  At Jefferson High School, Mr. Kubey has served as social studies teacher, baseball coach, Link Crew advisor, Social Justice Club advisor, PLC Lead, and served on various leadership committees at the school site as well as district wide.  Mr. Kubey works as a community organizer and changemaker and serves the community in many roles within the Daly City/Pacifica community including working to positively impact food insecurity as well as build youth leadership and mentorship.  Adam is a native of Chicago, and has been in education for the past 16 years both in Chicago and the Bay Area.

Cesar Vega has served his entire career at Jefferson High School.  He began as a student teacher in the 1999-2000 school year as a PE, Health and Economics teacher.   For most of his career he taught Health and Peer Assistance where he made a strong effort to improve the Jefferson community by getting students to see the positive traits in each other. He now serves as Vice Principal where he is an equity-driven leader.. Mr. Vega is passionate about football, baseball and basketball and served as Head Coach of Jefferson’s Varsity Football, baseball and Softball teams throughout his time at Jefferson.  Born and raised on the Peninsula, Cesar is a passionate SF Giants, SF 49ers and Golden State Warriors fan.  In his free time, he enjoys following his favorite sports teams and spending time with his wife and two kids.

Scott Carson has taught students ranging from kindergarten through first year at college. He started his administration career at Lowell High School and most recently was the principal at Lomita Park School in Millbrae. Mr. Carson’s focus, throughout his career in education, has been working in Title I schools to advocate for equity and overcoming barriers for underserved students to achieve academic and personal success. He is passionate about environmental justice and volunteers his time to work on issues around climate change. Originally from the East Coast, he was born outside of Philadelphia, lived in Boston and New York before moving to California. In his free time, he likes to spend time on the Sonoma Coast with his husband and two dogs.