How many spirit weeks are too much?

Ella Wertz, News Editor
November 12, 2019

Starting the week before homecoming, Robinson has had many spirit weeks for school events, games, and anything else students can think of. Each spirit week has been a little different with various themes that all pretty much revolve around the same concept. RHS Today interviewed students all around campus about their opinion on the multiple spirit weeks.

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Ella Wertz, News and Features Editor

Ella Wertz is a senior and the News and Features Editor of RHSToday and Knight Writers. This is her second year as an editor and third year on the staff....

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