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Robbins Elementary School Mission Statement

The mission of Robbins Elementary School is to provide an effective research-based instructional program that supports, challenges and celebrates the talents and abilities of every student and empowers each to become an educated, responsible, productive citizen.

Our Vision

The Robbins Elementary School joined with community, business leaders, and fully invested parents will strive to provide a learning environment for our students that will prepare them to be productive citizens using their full potential.

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Robbins Elementary Named a Reward School

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DOE Announces School and District Designations for 2023-24 School Year
377 Schools Across Tennessee Earned Reward School Designation

Bill Hall, Scott County Director of Schools, would like to Congratulate Robbins Elementary School for being named a Reward School for the 2023-24 school year. 

Nashville, TN— Today, the Tennessee Department of Education announced school and district designations for the 2023-24 school year, including Reward Schools, Exemplary Districts, and In Need of Improvement districts. These designations are based on various performance indicators, including student achievement and growth. 

Across the state, 377 schools, spanning 97 districts, received the Reward School designation; 10 districts received the Exemplary District designation; and 10 districts received the In Need of Improvement designation. The complete list of district and school designations is available on the department‘s accountability webpage.

“I am thrilled to highlight the 2023-24 Reward Schools and Exemplary Districts for their dedication to fostering student learning and growth in their classrooms across the state,” said Lizzette Reynolds, Commissioner of Education. “This annual recognition is the result of our teachers, along with school and district leaders, who are committed to student success every day, and I commend each of you for your valiant efforts in supporting achievement for our Tennessee students.”

Each year, schools and districts are eligible for designations based on their overall performance across indicators that are essential to student success, including how they prepared students to be proficient (achievement), accelerated student learning (growth), encouraged students to attend school regularly (chronically out of school), prepared students for postsecondary success (graduation rate and Ready Graduate), and supported English learners acquiring language skills.

Schools are recognized as a Reward School when they demonstrate high levels of performance and/or improvement in performance by meeting objectives across performance indicators and student groups, and the Reward School distinction places significant emphasis on performance and improvement across all indicators from the prior school year. 

 

 

 

 

Hawks News 

Robbins Elementary was named a reward school for the 23-24 school year.
Robbins Elementary Names a Reward School
12/05/2024
TDOE Announces School and District Designations for 2023-24 School Year 377 Schools Across Tennessee Earned Reward School Designation Bill Hall, Scott County Director of Schools, would like to Congratulate Robbins Elementary School for being named a Reward School for the 2023-24 school year.
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Robbins Revue
11/20/2024
Robbins School would like to invite you to our annual Robbins Revue. We will be having the revue on Monday, November 25, 2024 in the gym. The doors will open at 5:30 pm and performances will begin at 6:00 pm. ​ We will be having concessions, cake walks, a silent auction, and a raffle for a 55" television and an ipad!
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Hawks with their second place trophy
Pre-Season Tournament Results
10/25/2024
The Robbins Hawks concluded their pre-season tournament on Thursday Nights. Although the Hawks put up great effort, they were defeated by Cedar Bluff in the Championship game. We are so proud of all their hard work and dedication already this season.
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24-25 Yearbook Sale
10/16/2024
Robbins School yearbook sale has officially begin! All orders must be made online and completed by March 17. The cost is $23.27 for a soft bound book. Additional fees occur for a hardback year book. If you order early, you will receive two customizable pages in your child's yearbook where you can add pictures of them throughout the year.
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The first place cross country champs 2024
Hawks Win First Place in Cross Country
10/03/2024
It was a fabulous day for cross country on October 2. The Scott County Schools ran their final meet and were awarded their plaques and medals. The Hawks have continually placed in the top 3 at each meet. When the final score was calculated the Hawks boys and girls teams both placed first! Six individual students placed in the Top 10 overall, those students were: Taylyn Swinson3, Banner Ritchie 4, Brielle Swinson 8, Alyssa Nagy 10, Drew Walker 1, Xander Kimbrell 2. We are so proud of each of their accomplishments, and can't wait to see what the future holds for our students.
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A sign made by students in support of Jolee
We Support Jolee
10/01/2024
At Robbins, we believe that school spirit is important, but most importantly we believe in supporting people who are going through difficult times. Today the school wore pink in honor of Jolee Manis a student at Huntsville Elementary. We want Jolee to know that even though we may not know her personally, she and her family are in our thoughts and prayers. ​
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The theme days for Red Ribbon Week
Red Ribbon Week 2024
10/01/2024
The Scott County School District will be celebrating Red Ribbon Week on October 28- November 1. Red Ribbon week is a week that is set aside yearly where our students pledge to remain drug free throughout their lives. To make this experience fun, students have a theme to dress up daily. This year the theme is. "Life is a Movie."
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The Breakfast Club
09/13/2024
You may have noticed a sea of red on Friday, September 13, 2024 when dropping off your child in the morning. Robbins Elementary was visited by a few familiar faces. The Scott High Breakfast Club came to Robbins to visit with students and to get the pumped up for the football game. The breakfast club consists of Seniors, eight of those who are alumni of Robbins Elementary. We are proud of their accomplishments and look forward to watch them play their sports this season.
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