Patrick Roberts

Patrick H. F. Roberts has more than twenty-seven years of educational leadership and administrative experience in the private school sector. He has been Head of School for Palmer Trinity, an Episcopal, middle and high school in Miami, Florida since 2014. While at Palmer Trinity School, Roberts has taught history, AP English, and a course on Scotland. Before moving to Miami, Roberts lived in Nashville, Tennessee, for five years. During that time, he served as Associate Head of School and Head of Advancement for Battle Ground Academy. Prior to that, Roberts was Headmaster of St. James Episcopal School in Texas; Head of Middle School, Episcopal School of Acadiana in Louisiana; Director of Admissions and Financial Assistance at the University Liggett School, and spent several years in various roles including teaching, coaching, and development at Montgomery Bell Academy (MBA) in Nashville, Tennessee.

Currently, Mr. Roberts is the president of the Florida Council of Independent School's (FCIS) board. He was appointed as president in June 2021.

Mr. Roberts holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from the University of Richmond, and a Master of Education in Educational Leadership and Administration and Supervision from Lipscomb University in Tennessee.