RobbinsElementary School

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.

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."

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. ​

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.