Roberta White
Roberta White’s journey is a vibrant tapestry woven from a life of movement, learning, and leadership. Born in the rolling hills of Tennessee, her childhood was a whirlwind of adventure, crisscrossing the country as her father, a dedicated Marine, followed his duty from state to state. This nomadic upbringing instilled in her a resilience and adaptability that would shape her remarkable career.
Settling in Virginia for her high school and college years, Roberta found her calling at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University—better known as Virginia Tech—where she earned a Bachelor’s degree in Family and Child Development. Her passion for education burned bright, leading her to pursue a Master’s in Educational Leadership from Northern Arizona University, a testament to her drive to make a lasting impact.
For a decade, Roberta brought classrooms to life, teaching across elementary, middle, and high schools with a spark that inspired students at every level. In 2005, she stepped into a new role as assistant principal at Caloosa Middle School, where her leadership began to shine. By April 2012, she took her talents to Mariner High, diving into the heart of the school’s operations. There, she orchestrates the intricate dance of curriculum design, master scheduling, grade management, and standardized testing—ensuring the school runs like a well-tuned engine while fostering an environment where students and staff thrive.
From a Marine’s daughter to a trailblazing educator, Roberta White’s story is one of dedication, growth, and an unwavering commitment to shaping young minds.