Gen Z's baggy t-shirts and flared leggings compared to the sharp professional wear of polos and slacks of most teachers is a stark contrast. On the second day of Homecoming spirit week, Sept. 17, 2024,...
Monday, Sept. 16 kicked off Robinson's annual homecoming spirit week. Monday's theme prompted students to dress as Universal's minions to show their school spirit. Decked out in yellow, denim, and occasionally...
Fresh out of college, and returning from studying abroad, Clara Biletzky recently started her first-year teaching for Robinson's culinary program. Biletzky teaches Culinary Arts 1 along with Nutrition...
The introduction of the new GPA system for the last freshman class of '27 created incredibly diverse reactions upon Hillsborough County students, parents and teachers. The system is designed to make student's...
Robinson's Troupe 2660 performed their final performance of the year, "Broadway Knights," April 17 through 18. Combining the theatre classes and club, the show was a display of the troupe's talent, hard...
Tearful goodbyes, hugs and more tears were seen on Wednesday, April 24 as the clock struck 3 p.m. on Robinson's campus concluding the IB Seniors last day of school.
With hallways full, upstairs and...
Seniors at Robinson High School celebrated their achievements and future plans on Senior Decision Day, which was held at the school's cafeteria on Friday. The event was organized by PTSA who were thrilled...
Though the 2023–2024 school year's been a wonderful tenure, it's winding down and coming to an end, which is a blessing for most people. There has been a lot of time to prepare for the pesky exams that...
The 2024 IB Visual Arts Senior Exhibition was held on April 2nd, by Robinson's sole art teacher Mary Wilson and her students. The group of mostly senior students met for the night to show their work while...
Robinson's library has embraced a vibrant new chapter this spring, thanks to the collaborative efforts of students, PTSA members and the bright and vibrant spirt of librarian Shannon Chamberlin. The fresh...
![Dressed head to toe like someone who has just worked a 9 to 5 on a construction site, students gathered on the Dewey Mitchell field at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, August 30 to cheer on their Knights while they played against the Alonso Ravens.
The Knights couldn’t defend their home territory for long and as they took their first loss at home with a final score of 7-55.
Center for the Knights, Evan Carlisle (‘26) remained positive throughout such a tough game.
“I was hyped up going into the game and never lost that feeling even when we were down,” Carlisle said. “I just love to play the game, win or lose, but that one [the game] hurt.”
The Knights will be playing their next game at Plant High School against the Panthers on Friday, September 6 at 7:30 p.m. For students and families to show Knight pride wear all white.
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