Winter guard tryouts

Hanna Malone, Staff Writer

November 14, 2019

The Starlets are our school's own dance and color guard team. In the 1980s, they were primarily a dance team, but gradually became what they are today with the focus on auxiliary, or color guard, as it is more competitive and therefore has more opportunity to showcase their members' skills. This week...

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...

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...

Meet Robinson’s Veterans

Morgan Brazier, Lindsey Chadwick, Hanna Malone, Amelia Foster, Editor-in-chief, staff writer, staff writer, A&E and Multimedia editor

November 11, 2019

Robinson has many teachers who are military veterans. In honor of Veteran's Day, RHSToday.com staffers sat down with some of our veterans to learn more about their military experience. Thomas Dusold Do you come from a military family? Yes, actually, my dad was in the Air Force for 23 years. What motivated you to join the military? I wanted to get o...

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."    

Why you should get a flu shot

Via Godinez, Staff Writer

November 5, 2019

It's officially that time of year—the time when noses get runny, throats get sore, fevers are reached, and muscles ache—flu season. Influenza, most commonly known as the flu, is a contagious respiratory illness that usually affects the nose, throat, and lungs. The flu is one of the top 10 leading...

Photo Gallery: Pep Rally caps off Plant Week

November 4, 2019

The end of Plant week closes off with a pep rally, featuring multiple performances by the Starlets, cheerleaders and more.

Photo Gallery: Robinson has nothing but spirit this Halloween

Via Godinez, Staff Writer

November 2, 2019

Social media threat puts Robinson on lockdown last week

Ella Wertz, News Editor

October 31, 2019

Last week on Oct. 22, Robinson had a school-wide lockdown and lock-in for four hours causing students to be held in their first period class until 1 p.m. These lockdowns and lock-ins were caused by a social media threat issued by a student. This threat was seen through a conversation through Direct...

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...