The “I’m Black” movement takes over TikTok
Via Godinez, Staff Writer
May 20, 2020
"This is about a company who publicly decided not to show our content because of the color of our skin."
Hillsborough County COVID-19 update
Ella Wertz, News Editor
April 8, 2020
Hillsborough County has recently come out with more updates regarding how students will carry on throughout the rest of the year. As of now all Hillsborough County schools will be closed until May 1st. This date is subject to change when the country reassess our position after the April 30th deadline...
Hillsborough county under safer-at-home order
RHSToday Staff
March 27, 2020
On March 26, the Hillsborough emergency policy group voted unanimously to put the county under a safer-at-home order, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The order states that residents are to stay at home "as much as possible" and are only to leave their homes for essential tasks such as going to the grocery...
Update on COVID-19
Morgan Brazier, Editor-in-Chief
March 6, 2020
As of March 5, there have been a total of 95,333 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and a total of 3,282 confirmed deaths worldwide according to the World Health Organization. The United States has had 129 confirmed cases with nine deaths. The majority of COVID-19 cases and deaths have been in China. In...
Students walk out on April 20
Lillian Martin, News Editor
April 23, 2018
Looking through the news on Friday, April 20, many might have seen something about a National School Walkout; considering that an estimated 2,500 schools across the country participated in the walkout, including Robinson, it might have been a little hard to miss. The walkout was started by Lane Murdock,...
Catch you later, Helms
Lillian Martin, News Editor
February 7, 2018
“It’s always catch you later, never goodbye.” This phrase has been heard multiple times coming from Billy Helms, a beloved social studies teacher and girls soccer coach at Robinson, who recently took a social studies position at Gaither High School. His last day at Robinson will be this Thursday,...
Teachers quit, leaving students in the dark
Morgan Brazier, Staff writer
January 16, 2018
As students and teachers return from their winter break, many prepare to face less than ideal circumstances due to the loss of multiple teachers at Robinson. After the retirement of reading teacher Polly Demma and the resignation of mythology teacher Rachel Zwiselberger, Robinson administration had...
Junior College Night
Sarah Jennewein, Staff Writer
April 5, 2017
This Wednesday, April 5, the school will be holding a college interview panel to help teach juniors about the college process and introduce them to some potential college options. The CUBE, a Robinson High School college advisory organization consisting of parent volunteers, will host the event. “Senior...
New district policy means less testing for certain AP, IB, reading students
Isabel Hanewicz, RHStoday Editor-in-Chief
January 4, 2017
Finals will be reduced starting this spring for students taking high stakes classes, thanks to a new district initiative to reduce testing on students. Starting with the Spring 2017 exams, students enrolled in year-long AP classes, IB senior-level classes or full-year reading classes will not have to...
SGA sponsors Ugly Sweater day this Friday
Athena Crews, Staff Writer
December 8, 2016
Friday is the last day before exam week and the holidays and in order to celebrate, student government has decided to spread the word to wear ugly sweaters. "It’s something really simple to get everyone in the festive mood," McKenna Tyson ('17), senior class president, said. Student government...
