Zoom isn’t suitable for online teaching
Kenzie Krcelic, Staff Writer
April 6, 2020
Due to the current circumstances regarding COVID-19, students will not be returning to school until May 1 and will be resuming current classes online. Many teachers are leaning towards the live lesson option and are using Zoom, a conferencing app that combines video, chatting, and collaboration. Let anoth...
Protect your mental health during COVID-19 pandemic
Kenzie Krcelic, Staff Writer
March 27, 2020
As COVID-19 progresses, governments around the world have taken precautions to protect everyone from this aggressive respiratory virus. Self-quarantining has been highly encouraged and now, mandatory stay-at-home orders have been put into place in many areas, including Tampa, in hopes of flattening the...
Shonda Rhimes ruined Dr. Alex Karev
Kenzie Krcelic, Staff Writer
March 23, 2020
If you log onto Twitter right now, almost every single Grey’s Anatomy fan called a ‘Code Blue’ over how fast Shonda Rhimes, writer and producer, just threw one of the show’s most beloved characters, Dr. Alex Karev, down the drain. If you’re one of the people still watching Grey’s, youâ€...
Review: Does Wendy’s breakfast deserve the hype?
Kenzie Krcelic, Staff Writer
March 11, 2020
As of March 2, Wendy’s finally started serving breakfast nationwide. I for one was very excited to hear about this since Wendy’s is my go-to fast food place. Wendy’s gets the hype for their 4 for 4s, Frostys, Baconator fries, spicy nuggets, but breakfast? Wendy’s has always kept the same menu...
Cheer places fifth in the state finals
Kenzie Krcelic, Staff Writer
February 6, 2020
Cheer wrapped up their competition season last weekend on Saturday Feb. 1 at the 2020 Florida High School Competitive Cheerleading State Championships in Gainesville. Competing against eight schools in the Large Division, Robinson took home fifth. Robinson hit their routine with a only a few minor ...
New year, new rules
Kenzie Krcelic, Staff Writer
January 15, 2020
In wake of the new year, students returned back to school to find out that Student Affairs plans to conduct dress code and hallway sweeps. Many students are wondering what these 'sweeps' include. Assistant Principals will be patrolling the hallways in search of people without passes. If students are...
RHSToday in Fashion: Comfy Casual
Kenzie Krcelic, Staff Writer
November 15, 2019
About the student: Name: Mason Pope Mason Pope is an IB sophomore who has a passion for theatre and singing. In his spare time he enjoys hanging out with his friends and listening to music. Q&A Where did you get your outfit? “My shirts are from H&M and my dad jeans are from...
Robles wins Diversity Educator of the Year for the second time
Kenzie Krcelic, Staff Writer
November 12, 2019
Being a teacher means engaging your students in the world of learning. For Spanish teacher Enedy Robles, it means more than that. Robles strives everyday to empower her students and let them know that they are worth something, that they can make it. With her strong student connections and radiant pers...
Photo Gallery: Orchestra presents ‘A Spooky Knight of Music’
Kenzie Krcelic, Staff Writer
November 6, 2019
Robinson's orchestra held their annual fall concert on Oct. 29. This year, orchestra presented their concert with a spooky twist in spirit of Halloween. With a collection of sinister solos and group performances, Orchestra presented "A Spooky 'Knight' of Music."
From head of the reading department to assistant principal
Kenzie Krcelic, Staff Writer
October 29, 2019
Robinson's reading department head and teacher, Kailyn Morman, recently made the transition to an Assistant Principal for Student Affairs. With Amanda Batista, former AP for Student Affairs, stepping up to her new position of IB Assistant Principal, Morman decided to take over. “I felt like it was...
