Joe T. Robinson High School

💼 Freshman Mock Interviews
This week, 9th graders in the Freshman Seminar stepped into the Champion Center to put their communication and interview skills to the test during Mock Interview Day!
THANK YOU to our amazing community business partners for volunteering their time and enthusiasm to help guide our scholars. Your support will make a lasting impact on their career readiness. #ExpectBelieveSucceed

about 19 hours ago, PCSSD

A high school student sitting across a small round table from a adult community interviewer during a mock interview event. The interviewer holds a pen and review documents while speaking with the student. Another student is walking with a paper.

A student and adult handshake in a room filled with others sitting at round tables

Many high school students sitting across small round tables from a adult community interviewer during a mock interview event. The interviewer holds a pen and review documents while speaking with the student.

The Robinson High School Senator Quiz Bowl Team recently finished in 2nd place at the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Regional Conservation Summit at National Park College in Hot Springs, AR.

Team members include Wyatt Murray, Abram Wylie, Cotten Parker, Harper Bennings, and Judson Seib.

The team is coached by Lauren Murray. #JoeT #SENATORQUIZBOWL #RHS

about 19 hours ago, Alysia Wells

Today is Pink Out Day at RHS!

1 day ago, Alysia Wells

Freshman student vocalists earned top honors at the Arkansas Choral Directors Association (ArkCDA) Region 3 Junior High All-Region Choir auditions on Saturday, Oct. 3.

The Junior High All-Region clinic and showcase concert will take place on Friday, Nov. 6, at Maumelle High School. The ArkCDA Region 3 Senior High auditions will be held Saturday, Oct. 10, for high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors.

Congratulations to each musician on these incredible results!

2 days ago, PCSSD

Around 30 students were sworn in on October 7 to participate in Teen Court, a program that gives students meaningful roles in a restorative approach to school discipline.
Students serving in Teen Court take on roles including judges, jurors and advocates. In PCSSD’s peer-jury model, students present cases, question respondents, deliberate and determine appropriate sanctions while an adult judge presides. Sanctions may include community service, writing or reflection assignments, and workshops or classes focused on conflict resolution, decision-making and life skills.

2 days ago, PCSSD

A teen court principal fist bumps a principal after receiving a medal

Students smile at the camera while sitting in rows. The two in the center are giving peace signs.

A group photo of senator teen court participants and sponsors

A judge administering a pledge to students within the PCSSD board room.

Students signing an oath of confidentiality

Students look down at their recently received medals

A principal smiles in anticipation of awarding a student a medal

A teacher calls out names from a list her is holding and pointing to.

Please join us in celebrating our incredible band students for a phenomenal performance last night at the Iron Horse Classic Marching Contest! They swept the competition with top honors across the board!

Here are the amazing results from the night:

Division Ratings

Percussion: 1st Division

Color Guard: 1st Division

Overall Band: 1st Division

Class Rankings

🏆 Percussion: 1st Place

🏆 Color Guard: 1st Place

🏆 General Effect: 1st Place

🏆 Visual Performance: 1st Place

🏆 Overall Band: 1st Place

The next competition for the Senator Sound will be on October 27 at Maumelle High School for the ASBOA Region Marching Assessment. This event is free for anybody who wants to come and support our amazing students.
#SenatorSound #RobinsonHigh #RHS #MarchingBand

3 days ago, Alysia Wells

Awards won at the Iron Horse Classic Marching Invitational.

It’s hard to believe it’s already match day for our Robinson Senators boys golf team! After an incredible season, it all comes down to today’s final match of the year in Pine Bluff.

We are so proud of this team and everything they’ve accomplished this season. Today’s match will determine the 5A Boys State Golf Championship, so send some good vibes and good shots their way! 🏌️‍♂️

Finish strong, Senators! We’re cheering you on!

#SenatorNation #5ABoysGolf #StateGolfChampionship #PCSSD #RHS

3 days ago, Alysia Wells

Senators Tee Times for 5A Boys State Golf Championship in Pine Bluff, Arkansas.

Our Robinson High School Accounting II students are blending business and culture for the RHS Hispanic Heritage Month door decorating contest, sponsored by the 2Language Club!

By researching and spotlighting inspiring Hispanic entrepreneurs and CEOs, our students designed a display that celebrates innovation, leadership, and heritage. We are so proud of their hard work and look forward to seeing all the incredible contest entries across campus!

#RHS #HispanicHeritageMonth #2LanguageClub #FutureEntrepreneurs
#2LanguageClub #RobinsonHighSchool #Business&MarketingClasses #AccountingII

5 days ago, Alysia Wells

Four high school students posing in a hallway beside a classroom door decorated with colorful lettering and profiles of Hispanic entrepreneurs for Hispanic Heritage Month.

Celebrating Mr. Emric Roll!

After more than 30 years of teaching and 4 unforgettable years as a Robinson Senator, we celebrate Mr. Roll and the lasting impact he has made on our students, faculty, and staff.

Thank you, Mr. Roll, for your wisdom, dedication, humor, and the many ways you made Robinson a better place. We are grateful for the years you spent with us and wish you all the best in your next chapter!

Once a Senator, always a Senator! 💛🖤💛

#ThatsJustHowWeRoll #SenatorNation

8 days ago, Alysia Wells

Celebrating Mr. Roll during his last day at Robinson! Once a Senator, Always a Senator.

They may work behind the scenes, but their efforts are always visible. A huge thank you to the entire district custodial staff as we recognize and celebrate National Custodian Day. Thank you for the work you do to keep our schools, officies, and facilities clean and well maintained.

8 days ago, PCSSD

If you still need to purchase Chromebook insurance, the deadline is Tuesday, October 6. Go to this link for further information on coverage and ways to enroll online, by mail, or over the phone: https://www.pcssd.org/page/chromebook-insurance

8 days ago, PCSSD

English-language SmartTech Chromebook insurance flyer for PCSSD. The graphic outlines coverage for accidental damage, liquid damage, and loss or theft, compares costs without coverage, and includes instructions for signing up online, by phone, text message, or mail. Coverage costs $25 through June 30, 2027.

Spanish-language SmartTech Chromebook insurance flyer for PCSSD. The graphic explains coverage for accidental damage, liquid damage, and loss or theft, shows repair/replacement costs without coverage, and provides enrollment options online, by phone, text message, or mail. Coverage costs $25 through June 30, 2027.

In October, we're celebrating National Principals Month!

This morning, principals from across PCSSD gathered at Central Office for their regular monthly meeting and were surprised with a special "PCSSD Principal Fuel Station" featuring encouraging messages and healthy snacks to kick off the month-long celebration.

Throughout October, we'll be highlighting the outstanding leaders who serve our schools each day. Join us in thanking our hardworking principals for their dedication to students, staff, and the broader PCSSD community.

#ExpectBelieveSucceed

9 days ago, PCSSD

A tabletop display for the "PCSSD Principal Fuel Station." It includes a framed green sign reading "Fill a Grab Bag," a large ceramic red apple, black treat bags, and a poster featuring a retro gas pump labeled "PCSSD Principal Fuel Station."

A close-up view of fresh yellow bananas stacked in a wire basket, with encouraging handwritten messages written on their peels in black marker, including "Awesome!", "You Rock", and "Way to Grow!"

Two male principals sitting next to each other at a table, smiling at the camera. The principal on the left wears a maroon vest, plaid tie, striped shirt, and dark-rimmed glasses. The principal on the right wears a blue plaid button-down shirt with a name badge.

A principal wearing a black blazer and a Maumelle Middle shirt smiling as she reaches into a basket to grab a banana marked with an encouraging message. Other colleagues stand in the background near a table filled with breakfast items and snacks.

Two female school leaders smiling together at the fuel station. One holds a small green snack pack, while beverage tubs filled with ice, canned drinks, and water bottles sit in the background.

A group of school leaders browsing snacks at the fuel station table. In the foreground, a woman in a red sequined blazer grabs a snack bag, while another person wears a t-shirt that says "This MEETING is brought to you by the letter B." Baskets of snacks and fresh bananas sit on the table nearby.

Two female principals smiling together indoors in front of a presentation screen reading "Principal's Meeting". The woman on the left wears black-framed glasses, large gold earrings, and a black-and-white patterned top with a name badge. The woman on the right wears glasses and a light blue top.

A woman in a bright pink dress smiling as she reaches into a snack basket at a decorated table. In the foreground sits a small red toy wagon filled with wrapped treats alongside a basket of bananas.

A principal with gray hair and glasses smiling as he picks out snacks from a table display. In the foreground, woven baskets are filled with fresh oranges and bagged snacks, with an AVID banner hanging in the background.

Get ready to celebrate AVID Wednesday by wearing your AVID shirt, college gear, or career wear tomorrow!

AVID builds college- and career-ready students at every grade level. Take some time to read how some PCSSD students say AVID is making a difference in their education. #ExpectBelieveSucceed

11 days ago, PCSSD

A large group of students stands together in a classroom holding completed "Because of AVID, I..." reflection sheets. The students display a variety of responses describing how AVID has helped them develop academic skills, ask questions, improve note-taking, set goals, and build confidence. The photo showcases student participation in the school's AVID reflection activity.

A collection of "Because of AVID, I..." reflection sheets is arranged on a tabletop. The handwritten responses from students and staff describe how AVID has helped with note-taking, goal setting, academic achievement, confidence, organization, and staying focused on grades. Each sheet features the #MyAVIDWhy message and reflects personal growth through AVID.

Four elementary students and one staff member pose in a school hallway in front of a display of student work. The wall features vocabulary posters, space-themed decorations, and motivational star signs with encouraging messages. The group stands together beneath the student work showcase, highlighting a positive learning environment and student achievement.

A student stands beside an AVID mission poster while holding a "Because of AVID, I..." reflection sheet. The handwritten response shares that AVID has helped the student earn good grades and stay focused on schoolwork. Surrounding wall displays include AVID materials and school information posters that reinforce college and career readiness.

Three staff members stand together in a school hallway near an elevator, holding clipboards, folders, and other materials. The group is participating in an AVID activity and is surrounded by school safety equipment and hallway displays. The photo highlights staff engagement and support for schoolwide AVID initiatives.

A student stands in front of an AVID mission poster and holds a "Because of AVID, I..." reflection sheet. The handwritten response reads, "Communicate better with people." Additional school posters about student readiness and school policies are displayed on the wall behind the student.

🎓 Arkansas Virtual Financial Aid Night: Oct. 8 🎓
Securing funding for a college, university, or technical school is a crucial step in planning for further education after high school. PCSSD is sharing information regarding the upcoming Arkansas Virtual Financial Aid Night, hosted by the Arkansas Student Loan Authority (ASLA) and the Arkansas Division of Higher Education.
📌 Event Details
🗓️ Date: Thursday, October 8
⏰ Time: 6:30-7:30 p.m.
📍 Location: Virtual (Zoom)
💡 Resources & What Will Be Covered
💻 FAFSA Application Guidance → Overview for studentaid.gov
🎓 State Grants & ADHE Scholarships → Application steps via sams.adhe.edu
🎁 ASLA Scholarship Drawing → Attendees can enter for a chance to win a scholarship!
🗓️ 1-on-1 FAFSA Assistance → Links to schedule dedicated help sessions
🚀 How to Participate
📘 Free Pay-for-College Guidebook → Download for students and order forms for counselors
👉 To register or ask questions, click here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeBdrCf8M6EkIhAca_SbvGCQNZ6hHKEcYdWATzV1Migb-SSow/viewform
#ExpectBelieveSucceed

12 days ago, PCSSD

Promotional flyer for the “Arkansas Virtual Financial Aid Information Night” titled “How to Pay for College!” The design uses bright green, blue, and white colors with icons of a graduation cap, calendar, and clock. Text highlights the event date (October 8, 2026), start time (6:30 PM), and speakers Alisha Lewis from the Arkansas Division of Higher Education and Lavonne Juhl from ASLA College Planning Services. A banner notes that attendees can win one of two $1,000 scholarships. The flyer encourages students to register and join virtually to learn about state and federal financial aid programs and tips for planning college costs. If you want a shorter or longer version, or one optimized for social media character limits, I can generate that too.

Congratulations to the Senator Golf Team!

15 days ago, Alysia Wells

History in the making! 5A Central Conference Runner-Up

🎵 More than 150 PCSSD students sharpened their skills together at a districtwide All‑Region preparatory workshop this past weekend! 🎶

Sylvan Hills Junior High’s choir hosted singers from Mills Middle, Robinson High, Robinson Middle, and Sylvan Hills Middle schools. The extra reps built confidence ahead of All‑Region auditions on October 3. Good luck!
#ExpectBelieveSucceed

15 days ago, PCSSD

A choir stands in rows holding music folders while an instructor with beaded hair conducts at the front; colorful posters and photos cover the back wall.

A group of students sit in a large circle of chairs in a band room while an instructor stands and leads discussion; percussion instruments and “The Pride of the Hillside Band” mural are visible in the background.

Students sit on tiered risers holding music folders while a conductor stands in front with a baton; plaques and windows showing school buses line the back wall.

Students stand among rows of black chairs holding papers or folders in a music rehearsal room with blue acoustic panels and a drum set in the back.

Students sit in a large circle of chairs while one student stands in the center reading from a tablet; the room has beige walls, acoustic panels, and pink tape X marks on the carpet.

A large group of high school choir students stand closely together in a music room, smiling for a group photo; blue acoustic panels and chairs surround them.

Congratulations to these current students recognized as College Board AP Scholars!

Each year, the College Board Advanced Placement Program (AP) recognizes high school students who have demonstrated outstanding college-level achievement through their performance on multiple AP Exams

During the May 2026 testing period, these students showed mastery on three or more exams.
🔗https://www.pcssd.org/article/3148884
#ExpectBelieveSucced

16 days ago, PCSSD

A beige graphic with a black stylized “R” in the top left and the heading “Congrats! AP Scholars.” It lists seniors Shahd Abdulla and Waad Abdulla.

The Champions are coming home! Join us this Friday night for Homecoming 2026 as we honor the legendary 1980 State Championship team, the crew that started it all. Pack the stands for our Homecoming night as the Robinson Senators take on the Jacksonville Titans!

Friday, Sept. 25 | Kickoff at 7:00 PM

📍 Location: Charlie George Stadium

🎖 Special Event: Halftime Recognition for 1980 Players, Coaches, Managers & Trainers

Once a Senator, always a Senator. See you under the Friday night lights!
#ONETEAM #WEAREJOET #SENATORNATION

17 days ago, Alysia Wells

Promotional poster for the Robinson Senators Football 1980 State Champions Recognition event at the Joe T. Robinson Homecoming Game vs the Jacksonville Titans on Friday, September 25, 2026.

“C” US DIFFERENTLY

Our overall district letter grade has improved from a D to a C, and schools across the district have experienced some big progress.

Here’s what we mean:
🚀 4 schools jumped multiple grade levels
🏅 11 schools improved by at least one letter grade
📈 19 schools increased their overall accountability scores

We are proud of these achievements, and we are C-ing even greater things ahead!

#seeusdifferently #ExpectBelieveSucceed

17 days ago, PCSSD

A structured graphic graphic titled "School and District Letter Grades" displaying letter grade performance comparisons for Pulaski County Special School District (PCSSD) between 2025 and 2026. District Grade: Pulaski County Special School District: Improved from D in 2025 to C in 2026. Secondary Schools (2025 Grade → 2026 Grade): Joe T. Robinson Middle School: B → C Maumelle Middle School: F → F Mills Middle School: D → D Sylvan Hills Middle School: D → C Sylvan Hills Junior High: F → C Joe T. Robinson High School: F → C Maumelle High School: D → C Mills University Studies High: D → F Sylvan Hills High School: C → C Elementary Schools (2025 Grade → 2026 Grade): Cato Elementary: D → C Chenal Elementary: A → C Baker Elementary: B → B College Station Elementary: F → B Crystal Hill Elementary: C → C Daisy Bates Elementary: D → C Joe T. Robinson Elementary: C → D Landmark Elementary: C → B Lawson Elementary: D → C Oak Grove Elementary: F → C Oakbrooke Elementary: C → C Pine Forest Elementary: C → C Sherwood Elementary: B → B Sylvan Hills Elementary: C → C William J. Clinton Elementary: F → D

It is already more than halfway through the first quarter, which means it is a good time to check in on student progress! Log in to the Home Access Center anytime at hac23.esp.k12.ar.us to view grades, attendance, and more. #ExpectBelieveSucceed

19 days ago, PCSSD