Administration & Leadership

Assistant Principal: Vickie Cooper

Email: vicooper@dallasisd.org

Counselor

Celeste Sarpalius grew up and lives in the Oak Cliff area of Dallas.  She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from Baylor University.  She has experience teaching a variety of subjects in grades 7th – 12th.  These subjects include English, Speech, Professional Communications, and Creative Writing. 

Ms. Sarpalius went on to earn a Master of Education in Counseling from the University of North Texas.  The focus of her Master’s Degree was Play Therapy and Filial Therapy.  She spent time working for Child & Family Guidance Center in Dallas helping parents and children with mental health needs.

Ms. Sarpalius served as a K-12 counselor, academic advisor, and has also worked as a college and career counselor at the community college level.  She believes that everyone should have the opportunity and tools to pursue their educational and career goals.   Ms. Sarpalius is a strong supporter of the important role that parents and guardians play in shaping their children’s future as well. 

She is excited to be a part of the team serving the students and families of Kleberg Elementary!

Celeste Sarpalius  csarpalius@dallasisd.org

 

Counselor

Krystal Robertson joined Dallas Independent School District in 1999. Her career began at John Ireland Elementary where she taught 2^nd grade and received recognition.  She has also taught 2^nd grade at Amelia Earhart Learning Center and served as a grade level chairperson.  She was bestowed the honor of Teacher of the Year at Amelia Earhart Learning Center. For the last nine years, she has taught Kindergarten, 1^st, 2^nd, and 4^th grade at Sidney Lanier Vanguard for the Expressive Arts.  It is there where she was a Team Leader and an AVID Site Team Member.

Ms. Robertson is a native of New Orleans, La.  She graduated from Nicholls State University in Thibodaux, La. with a Bachelor of General Studies.  She received a Masters of Arts degree in School Counseling from Amberton University.

Ms. Robertson’s desire to become a school counselor stems from wanting to help students achieve academically, socially, and emotionally.  She believes that all students can learn and succeed with proper guidance,

She is privileged to be a part of Kleberg Elementary and working with teachers, parents, and students as a community to enhance the learning environment.  She looks forward to helping students become college and career ready.

Krystal Robertson- krrobertson@dallasisd.org