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Celebrating Juneteenth
4 students stand in front of a banner that reads %22Happy Juneteenth; Freedom Day%22 in red, yellow, and green lettering. Two students are standing on opposite sides smiling and gesturing at the banner. Two more rest under the banner, smiling.

Harambee students participated in our third annual celebration of Juneteenth by hosting a performance planned and run by the students. ❤️🖤💚

Poster Winners
5 students stand in a school hallway with colorful decorations and a sign that reads %22Juneteenth Freedom%22. They hold up pieces of art work that represent what the holiday means. They are all proudly smiling.

🎉 Congrats to our Juneteenth Poster Contest winners! 🖼️🖌️ Your creativity shines and makes Harambee proud! 👏🏾❤️💛💚

Celebrating Our Graduates
A group of 8 2025 graduates stand behind a class of kindergartens, all in front of Hararbee Elementary.

Former Harambee students from the Class of 2025 took a celebratory walk through our hallways so that we could honor their hard work. The graduates took a moment to pose with our kindergarteners. 📸 🎓 🎉

Backyard Scientists
11 children stand in front of the backdrop of a forest, they hold binoculars and smile at the camera.

Harambee 3rd graders turned into wildlife explorers today! 🕵️‍♂️🦉 They hit the trails in the Harambee backyard with curious eyes, hunting for birds, bugs, and all things wiggly and wild! 🌳 👀 🐛

☀️ Summer Food Resources ☀️
Fresh produce ( including bananas, tomatoes, lettuce, carrots, broccoli, onions, oranges, apples and eggplants ), Bread, pasta, and oil, are scattered on a dark grey background. Some items are in bags and clustered together.

This summer, local organizations and our dedicated Nutrition Services team are helping ensure all Roseville Area Schools families have access to nutritious meals. We’re grateful to everyone making sure no child goes hungry while school is out.

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Kindergarten, Here We Come!
Two students in red shirts sit at a cafeteria table, the one on the left holds up a fork and smiles, the one on the right smiles with a tray in front of them. they sit in front of a backdrop of a cafeteria with other young students.

Pre-K students at Harambee Elementary School are getting ready for the big leap! They practice lunch like the “big kids”—walking the line, picking fruits 🍎 and veggies 🥦, and dumping trays. It’s messy, joyful, and adorable… and we love cheering them on! 🎉

About Us

Harambee is a year-round K-6 elementary school. Our name is Swahili word that means working together for a common purpose.