Joe T. Robinson High School

Step into a fairytale!
The Senator Stage is proud to present Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella: Youth Edition!
Don’t miss this magical evening, purchase your tickets today and join us on Thursday, April 30th at 6:30 PM.

about 6 hours ago, Alysia Wells

THE RHS Senator Stage presents Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella Flyer.

🎩 Senator alum doing big things

Congratulations to Annabelle Ridlon, Joe T. Robinson High School Class of 2023, who has been selected as a Modern Band Summit Collegiate Ambassador while studying music education at the University of Arkansas. This national recognition reflects her continued dedication, leadership, and passion for music education.

https://news.uark.edu/articles/81090/music-education-student-selected-as-modern-band-summit-collegiate-ambassador
#WeAreTheSenators #PCSSDproud #ServeAll

about 8 hours ago, PCSSD

🎩 Robinson Freshman Campus students earned a hands‑on experience today with the Be Pro Be Proud Mobile Workshop as a testing incentive. 🔧

They worked hard all week and had the chance to explore simulators in robotics 🤖, transportation 🚛, fiber optics 🔌, and skilled trades 🛠️ — all inside the mobile workshop parked on campus.

It was a great opportunity for students to try real‑world equipment, learn about high‑demand careers, and see the skills behind the scenes of Arkansas’s workforce. #PCSSDproud #WeAreTheSenators #BeProBeProud #CareerReady

6 days ago, PCSSD

Three students stand inside a dark booth with a computer monitor displaying a robotics simulation interface. Two wear red “Be Pro Be Proud” shirts.

Two students operate joystick‑based simulators. One wears an Army National Guard lanyard, and the other wears a red “Be Pro Be Proud” shirt. Technical trade‑related signage is visible behind them.

A student sits in a truck‑driving simulator holding the steering wheel while another student stands beside them. A large screen displays a road and bridge in the simulated environment.

A student stands beside an ABB robotic arm inside a clear safety enclosure, holding a handheld controller. Small toy chickens and wooden blocks sit on the table inside the enclosure.

Four students interact with a hands‑on simulator setup. Two are seated using joystick controls while two stand nearby. Signs behind them read “Fiber Optics,” “Utility Worker,” and “Be Pro Be Proud.”

Two students stand in front of a wall labeled “Be Pro.” One student adjusts a white VR headset on the other.

A screen shows two camera views: a group of people gathered outdoors on the left and a blue car on a roadway on the right. A blue eye icon and the text “HDYN” appear at the bottom.

A student wearing a VR headset holds two controllers while another student observes. Two monitors behind them display simulation graphics, and the wall reads “Be Pro Be Proud.”

A large yellow train‑cab simulator labeled “1862” sits indoors with people visible inside the cab. Screens and equipment surround the exhibit.

A black semi‑truck and trailer branded “Be Pro Be Proud” is parked outdoors with stairs leading into the trailer. Orange cones mark the entrance area.

🏃‍♂️ Cross Country Interest Meeting 🏃‍♀️
Parents and athletes: get ready for the 2026–2027 season! Join us to learn about summer training, ask questions, and get all the details.
📅 April 20 or May 11 (choose one)
Interested? Email Coach Crider: kcrider7746@pcssd.org
Let’s have a great season!

6 days ago, Alysia Wells

2026 Cross Country Interest Meeting Flyer Two dates : April 20th or May 11th RMS Cafeteria at 6PM

Senator AVID seniors are graduating 100% enrolled or employed — earning $654,000 in scholarships.
Congratulations to our 19 AVID graduates for all you have and will accomplish.
#WeAreTheSenators #PCSSDproud #AVID

6 days ago, PCSSD

A graphic titled “AVID Seniors 2026” featuring the Robinson High Senators branding. It lists: 19 graduates, 100% enrolled or employed, and $654,000 in total scholarships. The background includes a grayscale image of the school.

🎾 Interested in Tennis?
We’re planning a parent meeting in May for any students interested in joining the tennis team! No prior experience is needed, and in the past, we haven’t required tryouts.
Check out the attached flyer for more details.

7 days ago, Alysia Wells

Wanna Play Tennis? Parent/ Player Meeting on Monday, May 11th at 5:30 pm in the Champion Center

The countdown is ON!
RHS students have received their caps, gowns, and tassels for Graduation Day which is set for May 23, 2026! The excitement is real, and we’re loving every moment of it.
Who says you have to wait until Sunday to post Seniors? 😄
#ClassOf2026 #CountdownToGraduation #RobinsonHighSchool #PCSSD #RHSStudentScholars

8 days ago, Alysia Wells

All smiles and shining bright! A RHS student loves the details on her tassel.

RHS student in her cap and gown. It's a perfect fit! Graduation is right around the corner, and the excitement is building every day.

RHS Prom was truly one for the books! We’re so excited to announce this year’s Prom Queen and King Kana Bauer and Damon Salley! Congratulations to you both on such a memorable night!

8 days ago, Alysia Wells

Pictured RHS Prom King Damon Salley and Prom Queen Kana Bauer wearing their royal regalia!

➡️ Read more: https://www.pcssd.org/article/2822042
PCSSD is officially a Purple Star School District! Last night, district and school leaders accepted the banner recognizing that every PCSSD school now meets the state’s highest standard for supporting military‑connected students. #PCSSDproud #ServeAll

8 days ago, PCSSD

A group of PCSSD leaders and school liaisons stand together indoors holding a large purple banner that reads “Purple Star School District.” Behind them is a wall with the Pulaski County Special School District seal. A quote from Terri Williams appears on the image, along with a button labeled “Find Out More.”

Congratulations to our Arkansas Young Artists Association (AYAA) winners. AYAA is a statewide, AAA-sanctioned event that recognizes student artwork and artistic achievement. Congratulations to: Olivia Davis – Ceramics (Nonfunctional), Honorable Mention Jo Fletcher – Printmaking (Expressive), 1st Jessy Hankins – Sculpture (Abstract), Honorable Mention Lucy Holman – Printmaking (Realistic), 3rd and Printmaking (Abstract), 3rd Ursula May – Printmaking (Realistic), 4th Olivia Tucker – First Year 3D Design We’re so proud of our students hard work and accomplishments! A huge thank you to all of our amazing art leaders at RHS! #PCSSD #AYAA #RobinsonArtist #

9 days ago, Alysia Wells

RHS students won in several categories this year in the AYAA statewide event.

Mrs. Tabor and Mr. Swaty celebrate the AYAA winners!

Step into a fairytale!

The Senator Stage is proud to present Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella: Youth Edition!

Don’t miss this magical evening, purchase your tickets today and join us on Thursday, April 30th at 6:30 PM.

9 days ago, Alysia Wells

Spring Musical, Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella

Robinson High School is excited to host our Student Success Conferences for rising 9th–12th grade students! This is a valuable opportunity for students and families to plan ahead and set the stage for a successful school year.
📅 Date: Monday, April 20
⏰ Time: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
During the conference, families will:
Review the Student Success Plan
Receive the student’s tentative 2026–2027 course schedule
Discuss academic planning and graduation progress
Who should attend?
All rising 9th–12th grade students and their parents/guardians are encouraged to participate.
Sign up for your conference time below:
🔹 Rising 9th Grade: Sign Up for Your Conference Time
🔹 Rising 10th Grade: Sign Up for Your Conference Time
🔹 Rising 11th Grade: Sign Up for Your Conference Time
🔹 Rising 12th Grade: Sign Up for Your Conference Time
Parents/guardians are asked to sign up in advance to reserve a time to meet with staff.
We look forward to partnering with you to support student success and prepare for the upcoming school year!

10 days ago, Alysia Wells

RHS Student Success Conferences for 2026-2027 school year!

🎓 AVID seniors across PCSSD have earned more than $8.8 million in scholarships so far, with totals continuing to rise. 📈
➡️ Read more about the individual and high school achievements from the AVID Awards: https://www.pcssd.org/article/2816056
#PCSSDproud

10 days ago, PCSSD

A teacher and student stand together, smiling, as the student holds a Certificate of Completion with the name “Dylan Rollins.” The student wears a light blue shirt and white stole, and the teacher wears a denim jacket. A quote from the parent appears beside them on a light gradient background with the PCSSD news header at the top.

Today, we competed in the Women in STEM Conference PSA and racecar events. We came in first place in the car racing event. If you see Kana Bauer, Emma McDonald, Melanie Juarez, or Natile Hannah, tell them congratulations! #PCSSDproud #WeAreTheSenators #STEM

13 days ago, PCSSD

Two Robinson High School students stand in a conference room holding certificates that read “First Place Award” from the 2023 Women in STEM Conference Car Building Competition. A wireless LED speaker prize box and a colorful pom‑pom–decorated project sit on the table in front of them. Other attendees are seated at round tables in the background.

📣 Student Success Conferences – April 20

Joe T. Robinson High School will host Student Success Conferences on Monday, April 20, for rising 9th–12th grade students and their families. Conferences will take place in the Robinson Middle School Gym from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

Families will review the Student Success Plan, receive the student’s tentative 2026–2027 course list, and discuss academic planning and graduation progress. Parents and guardians are asked to sign up for a conference time using the links below.
9th: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F0D49A4AE29ABFE3-63404574-rhs9th#/
10th: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F0D49A4AE29ABFE3-63409236-rhs10th#/
11th & 12th: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F0D49A4AE29ABFE3-63410034-rhs11th#/

14 days ago, PCSSD

🏃‍♂️ Cross Country Interest Meeting – Save the Date! 🏃‍♀️ We’re hosting parent and athlete interest meetings for the Robinson 2026-2027 Cross Country season. Since summer training starts before school begins, this meeting is a great chance to get important information and ask questions ahead of time. 📅 Choose one date to attend: April 20 or May 11👉 See the attached flyer for full details If your student is interested in joining Cross Country, please email Coach Crider for more information. kcrider7746@pcssd.org We’re looking forward to a great season! 💪

17 days ago, Alysia Wells

2026-2027 Cross Country Interest Meeting Information Graphic

UTI Admissions Visit at Robinson High on April 9
Attention juniors and seniors!
Mr. Damian Poole, an Admissions Representative from Universal Technical Institute (UTI), will be visiting Robinson High School on Thursday, April 9th during advisory.
If you’re interested in hands-on careers in automotive, diesel, or other technical fields, this is a great opportunity to learn more about UTI programs and ask questions about your future!
Explore their programs here: https://www.uti.edu/viewbook

17 days ago, Alysia Wells

Universal Technical Institute Hands-On training. For real careers

📘 Students & Parents
The yearbook is almost ready (check out the sneak peek)!
🗓 Distribution Day: May 4th
Freshman Campus: 1st block
Grades 10–12: 3rd & 4th blocks
Yearbooks are still available, but quantities may be limited on distribution day and lines may be longer, so order now!
Order at Yearbook Forever (Walsworth)
Questions? Contact Mrs. Reissig at creissig1078@pcssd.org

24 days ago, Alysia Wells

Humorous simplistic hand written marketing flyer with a stick man figure person holding a yearbook.

Our AP Literature students have been bringing poetry to life!
If you’ve walked down the back hallway, you may have seen our Poetry March Madness Bracket in action. Each round, students analyze poems through activities like paraphrasing, exploring figurative language and imagery, and identifying themes, structure, and sound devices, all while voting on which poems advance.
This week, students used donated water bottles, food coloring, and glitter to create visual representations of each poem’s tone. They then wrote responses explaining their creative choices using evidence from the text.
Check out these photos to see their creativity in action!
📷Photo Cred.: Ms. C. Hittle - AP LIT

about 1 month ago, Alysia Wells

Each round, RHS AP LIT. students analyze poems through activities like paraphrasing, exploring figurative language and imagery, and identifying themes, structure, and sound devices.

AP Lit. Poetry March Madness Bracket - students adding food coloring and glitter to water bottles to match the tone of the poem.

RHS students work together with their Ms. Hittle to create a visual to reflect the tone of a poem.

RHS create visual representations of each poem’s tone.

Students written responses explaining their creative choices using evidence from the text.

🐦 Cardinal-Themed Birdhouses for Sale! ❤️ Handcrafted by the Robinson High School Manufacturing Class 💲 $40 each 📝 Checks payable to Robinson High School ⚠️ Only a few left! Get yours before they’re gone. Support our students and add a beautiful cardinal-themed birdhouse to your yard! Send us a message or comment if you’d like to purchase one.

about 1 month ago, Alysia Wells

Bright red birdhouse created by RHS students