Robinson served as the image of perfection in the high school flag football world for five consecutive years leading up to the State Championships. Their seventh (and sixth straight) state title in Class...
The student body hasn't taken finals in a while, and since then, the exam schedule has changed. Here is a brief of the 2021-2022 exam schedule.
Reminder that there are no exams on Monday, May 23,...
The staff is pleased to announce the fourth issue of the Knight Writers newspaper for the 2021-22 school year. In this edition, we recap the first Robinson Night of Knights since 2019, which was hosted...
Join Ingalls Witte at Robinson's April Pep Rally in preparation for the 2022 Night of Knights: Knights in Atlantis.
In light of the underwater themed Pep Rally (given that Prom was to be held at the...
Zoe Thaxton, Online Managing Editor
• March 9, 2022
The Knights faced off against the Sickles Gryphons on Friday, March 4 at 7 p.m. It was the team's home opener after already playing three away games. In that time, they earned a 1-2 record, losing 2-4...
Since the end of the first semester, students have been traveling to and from classes under a bustling deconstruction operation, eating lunch with the creaks of heavy machinery in the distance, and sharing...
In a historic season run, Robinson boys' soccer ended the 2021-22 season at Regional Finals.
After winning an overtime game against the Clewiston HS Tigers that ended 3-2, the Knights took a bus to...
As spring sports start again, the Robinson flag football team is coming back again for another season. Tryouts were held Monday, Feb. 14 and Tuesday, Feb. 15 this year.
Last season, the Knights were...
New year, new-ish campus. New routines for Knights.
Following Winter Break, students and staff members returned to a new layout of campus as the construction project at Robinson High School begins.
Situated...
With the new Omicron variant, COVID-19 cases in Hillsborough County Public Schools have been significantly increasing over the last few weeks. During Jan. 10 through Jan. 14, there were a total of 4,338...
