Before joining the I.B. program, I was met with a sea of warnings of a dreadful task I'd complete over and over throughout the program. Whilst enjoying my annotation-free life, I thought the caution was...
Our frontal lobe develops fully at age 25. Approximately three years after completing a standard undergraduate degree. Even with this known information colleges require us to figure out our burning passion...
The golf courses of country clubs and military bases have hosted the seven-player strong men's golf team. Lead by Coach Mccray and duel-captained by students Sam Woodford ('25) and Colton Fair ('25), the...
Ashlyn Miller, Incoming-Co-Editor-In-Chief
• May 3, 2024
Since 1998, Robinson has been torn down, rebuilt, refurbished and rebranded. Throughout all this, one factor has remained the same. Every winter sports season, Coach Steven Smith has led the boys basketball...
On Monday, March 25, Ron DeSantis signed HB3, prohibiting minors under 14 years from owning social media accounts and requiring children 14-16 years of age to require parental consent.
Three days earlier,...
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...
Cecilia Cheng, Print Managing Editor
• March 26, 2024
The three main original buildings contained only 42 classrooms. The football stadium was just a field of grass; some didn't even call it a stadium as there were no track, no seats, only dirt. However,...
The Valedictorians and Salutatorians of the Class of 2024 were released on Tuesday, Feb. 20. Knight Writers has compiled a list of questions to ask the top students of this year's graduating class.
Q:...
Robinson, a historic school with deep roots in SOG, is littered with many teachers who have been Knights for decades. Some of these veteran teachers and program heads once had esteemed educator, and now...
Cecilia Cheng, Print Managing Editor
• February 28, 2024
Beep, beep, beep goes your alarm. Looking over to your phone, it reads "5 a.m," instead of the usual 7:30 a.m. alarm. You drag yourself out of bed in order to take part in the morning prayer, Fajr, with...
![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.
📝: Yesenia Rosario (@rtu.yesiiiir )
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