Meet Principal Robin Mobley

With over 28 years of dedicated service in the district, Principal Robin Mobley is honored to lead as the Principal of Richard L. Sanders School. A passionate advocate for second chances and rigorous instruction, she is committed to ensuring that all scholars are engaged, challenged, and supported on their journey toward success.

Principal Mobley firmly believes that it takes a village to raise and educate a child. Her mission is to partner with staff, families, and community stakeholders to provide every scholar with the comprehensive support they need to reach their fullest potential. Each morning, she begins the day with the intentional greeting, “Great Morning,” declaring a positive tone and mindset for scholars and staff alike.

Outside of her work in education, Principal Mobley enjoys spending time with family and friends, traveling, serving in her local church, and collaborating with community partners to give back to the neighborhood that has given her so much. Her leadership is rooted in compassion, consistency, and a deep commitment to uplifting every scholar she serves.

Robin Mobley
Principal

Meet Ms. Anderson – Assistant Principal

Ms. Jacqueline Anderson is a proud graduate of Boca Ciega High School, and it brings her true joy to now serve as an Assistant Principal in the very community that poured into her. She considers it an honor to give back to the place where her educational journey began and where her purpose was shaped.

After earning her undergraduate degree in Criminology from the University of South Florida (USF), Ms. Anderson felt called to education. What started as a temporary step soon became a lifelong mission. She spent five years in the classroom as a mathematics teacher, where she discovered her true passion, helping scholars see their own potential and guiding them to achieve it. That desire to make a deeper impact led her back to USF, where she earned her Master’s degree in Educational Leadership.

Ms. Anderson believes that opportunity is the key that unlocks access, and access can change the entire trajectory of a scholar’s life. She speaks from experience. Her 10th grade AVID teacher, Mrs. Reeves, changed her life by simply offering her a chance to explore more. It’s that same spirit Ms. Anderson brings into leadership each day, ensuring that every scholar she serves is seen, supported, and given opportunities to grow and thrive.

Whether it’s greeting students with a smile, collaborating with teachers, or walking alongside families, Ms. Anderson leads with heart, high expectations, and relentless commitment to scholar success in all that she does.

In her free time, she enjoys traveling, making memories with family and friends, serving in her local church, and finding ways to uplift her community.

Jacqueline Anderson
Assistant Principal

Meet Mrs. Scibbe – Assistant Principal

Mrs. Scibbe's journey in education showcases her dedication and versatility. She began her career in 2012 as a substitute teacher, which sparked her passion for teaching. By 2013, she had become a Middle School Math Teacher at Lealman Intermediate School, and her career continued to evolve as she taught at Maximo Elementary, Bay Point Middle, and Tyrone Middle Schools. At Tyrone Middle, she filled a crucial leader role as a VE Specialist, ensuring that Special Education students received the support they needed.

Her commitment to education also led her to a role as an Instructional Staff Developer with the Exceptional Student Education (ESE) Academics team, where she supported and guided educators across various schools in the county.

Mrs. Scibbe's educational background includes a bachelor's degree in Exceptional Student Education (K-12) with ESOL and Reading Endorsements from St. Petersburg College and a master’s degree in Educational Leadership from National Louis University. Her extensive experience and academic qualifications reflect her deep commitment to fostering growth and excellence in education.

Miranda Scibbe
Assistant Principal