Cecilia Cheng, Print Managing Editor
• October 26, 2023
Every fall, the Florida Scholastic Press Association (FSPA) hosts workshops for all seven districts around the state. Robinson High School falls into District 4, and on Thursday, Oct. 26, journalism students...
Yesenia Rosario, News & Features Editor
• September 15, 2023
Robinson Knights gathered in the courtyard to bid farewell to a deceased Plant Panther during 7th period on Thursday, Sept. 14.
At 7 p.m. tonight, the Knights will take on the Panthers at our newly...
As Hurricane Idalia approached the Tampa Bay area, all schools in Hillsborough County were closed on Tuesday, Aug. 29 and Wednesday, Aug. 30.
Tampa and the majority of Florida's west coast began evacuations...
Cecilia Cheng, Print Managing Editor
• August 10, 2023
With the sky still pitch black, the class of 2024 woke up at the crack of dawn and started their morning at Ballast Point Park for the annual senior sunrise.
The 2023-24 school year began Thursday,...
After four years of rigorous classes, two years of a global pandemic and one year of construction, the International Baccalaureate (IB) Class of 2023 seniors take their last walk down the 'halls' of Robinson....
Loading ...![Let the reindeer games begin as the Parent Teacher Student Association (PTSA) Winter Festival is coming up this Saturday, Dec. 2 from 2 p.m.- 6p.m. This winter festival will include entertainment, food, crafts, games and vendors. This event is for all ages and families all around the community to enjoy as it begins to cool down.
Countless hours of labor and planned were devoted to ensure that this event was possible. The goal of it is bring joy to the Robinson community.
“The goal is to promote our school. Our community is also the reason we decided to do this fun community event,” PTSA said PTSA Treasurer Karrie Hargot. “The PTSA has been planning this for several months and it is definitely a labor of love- our love for Robinson.”
PTSA Student President Anthony Zheng (’24) agrees with Hargot and expressed just how fun it’ll be with a list of activities that will be available.
“I highly encourage people to attend because there’ll be a variety of vendors selling all sorts of goods and booths with activities that will be lots of fun. I’m sure that anyone who attends will enjoy themselves,” Zheng said. “There’ll be yard games, a gaming tower to match up against friends, a VR game station, foam area, local vendors and food.”
Admission fees are either a donation of non-perishable food or cash for Metropolitan Ministries, a nonprofit organization that provides care for at risk homeless families in the Tampa Bay area. Tickets can be purchased in either in advanced or at the gate; in advance they’re $15 for 25 tickets and at the gate is $20 for 25 tickets. Tickets will be used for all the games.
“[I anticipate] this event to be a market that one can enter and immediately feel welcome and [enjoy] the atmosphere of the Knights community spirit, having fun and playing games, eating food and indulging in treats,” Zheng said.
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