Excited for English class
Mariah Hernandez, Staff Writer
August 27, 2019
Lindsay Rubenstein has had aspirations of becoming a teacher since she was 16. Once she graduated from Florida State University, she began to teach and has been with seven schools so far, Robinson being her eighth. Despite this long history of teaching, she is treating Robinson with the same passion...
From news room to classroom
Nicole Perdigon, Print Managing Editor
August 26, 2019
As a kid most people are asked "what do you want to be when you grow up" and most the time it is ingrained in children that you only get one career choice in you life. But for Nancy Jergins, new English 2 and social media teacher, the opposite is true. In the past Jergins has worked on Capital Hill...
New biology teacher looks to make a splash
Jack Kirk, Sports Editor
August 25, 2019
With a stream of new teachers at Robinson, the science department has seen an influx of new biology instructors. One of these new teachers is Dana Scherer, who is looking to make a splash with her students. Scherer has loved science for most of her life, and her experience in college led her to teaching...
Oben wins JEA Rising Star Award
Alanna Felton, Editor-in-Chief
September 6, 2018
Many Robinson students recognize Nancy “Joanie” Oben, as the teacher in charge of Robinson's journalism program in room 112, but few realize how much she actually juggles. Oben is responsible for teaching and guiding the Morning Show class, the TV Production I class, two Journalism I classes, the...
Teacher feature: Charley-Sale gets to the root of students’ passions for math
Natalia McCalla, Staff Writer
May 15, 2018
Teachers strive for many goals throughout their careers. Judi Charley-Sale is a teacher striving to reach her goal by motivating and encouraging her students to enhance their math understanding, impacting their path to succeed. Charley-Sale was born and raised in Jamaica where she discovered her love...
Scientist turned teacher Sarah Sanford receives Lockeed Martin award
Ashlea Daniels, Staff Writer
November 30, 2016
Sarah Sanford wasn't a teacher until she was. She was an environmental scientist in the private sector until the SMART Program hosted by Bill and Melinda Gates came around and completely changed her life. No longer was she only a scientist, she was taking classes and trying to find her way into a classroom...
Teacher Feature| Drew Anderson
Ashlea Daniels and Kaitlyn Corwin
May 4, 2015
The experience of attending high school is like a dream. For some adults, it was a time of fun, friends and freedom. For others, it reminds them of a stress-filled nightmare they consider the worst four years of their lives. For American Government teacher Drew Anderson, however, the dream continues...
New to School: Timothy Falls
Frankie Wilson, Staff Writer
August 22, 2014
Who: Timothy Falls What: IB AP European History teacher Education: FSU for undergraduate, USF for graduate Prior Experience: Palm Harbor University High School in Palm Harbor, Fla. Hobbies: Kayaking, going to the movies Favorite Part of Teaching: "Watching my students grow intellectually."...
New to School: Constance Whitman
Isabel Hanewicz, RHStoday Editor-In-Chief
August 20, 2014
Meet Constance Whitman, a new biology teacher at RHS.
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The “I’m Black” movement takes over TikTok
May 20, 2020
"This is about a company who publicly decided not to show our content because of the color of our skin."
