Robinson Elementary is a national “Bright Spot!” 🌟 Recognized by @The74 for beating the odds in reading. 📖🚀 #RobinsonISD #Literacy Thank you to the teachers and staff at Robinson Primary & Elementary!
🌟 Big news! Robinson Intermediate has been named a 2025 @edresults Honor Roll Star School for high academic achievement! 🚀 #RobinsonISD 💙🤍
CTE Student Showcase - Ag Mech (Welding)
“My favorite thing we’ve done in Ag Mech this year is competing in events like H.O.T. and the county competition because we got to demonstrate our skills, and win awards. It felt great to see our hard work pay off. What I love most about my Ag Mech class is that it’s just me and Addison, so we get more hands-on experience and are able to get more work done while still having fun and enjoying the class. In the future, I plan to become a veterinarian, so I may not use Ag Mech skills every day in my career, but the skills I’ve learned are still very valuable.” ~ Korbin Stecher-Stroud
My favorite thing that we've done in Ag Mech this year was taking our Santa Maria grill to the county show. The thing I love most about my Ag Mech class is the freedom we get in our projects. We can make something we need and have creative liberty. In the future these classes will help me because it helps me to be more independent. I also have been offered an internship from this class, which will definitely help me in the future.” ~ Addison Schwartz
“My favorite thing we’ve done in Ag Mech this year is competing in events like H.O.T. and the county competition because we got to demonstrate our skills, and win awards. It felt great to see our hard work pay off. What I love most about my Ag Mech class is that it’s just me and Addison, so we get more hands-on experience and are able to get more work done while still having fun and enjoying the class. In the future, I plan to become a veterinarian, so I may not use Ag Mech skills every day in my career, but the skills I’ve learned are still very valuable.” ~ Korbin Stecher-Stroud
My favorite thing that we've done in Ag Mech this year was taking our Santa Maria grill to the county show. The thing I love most about my Ag Mech class is the freedom we get in our projects. We can make something we need and have creative liberty. In the future these classes will help me because it helps me to be more independent. I also have been offered an internship from this class, which will definitely help me in the future.” ~ Addison Schwartz
Today we recognize Mr. Rose!
Mr. Rose teaches Ag Mechanics, Ag Structures, and a Capstone course in our Agricultural Technology & Mechanical Systems (Welding) program of study. His Capstone students are collaborating with an expert on a yearlong industry project, while his Ag Mechanics and Structures students are learning skills to pass their certification exams. Mr. Rose’s big celebration this year is winning four Ag Mech banners at the HOT Fair. One standout project: the Santa Maria grill he and his students built. Thank you, Mr. Rose, for welding skills and real‑world experience into our program! 🔧🔥
CTE Student Showcase - Floral Design
“My favorite thing that I've done in floral this year is when we went to make the flowers for the buyers table for county. I think it really helped me with how I'll make my designs in the future and was a good way to practice. What I love most about floral design is getting to take home pretty flowers every month. Floral design class will definitely help me in the future because I really want to be an Ag teacher and I could teach two different Ag classes like Mrs Clark does.” ~ Karissa Treat
“My favorite thing we have done in Floral this year is being a part of Rocket Roses, and seeing teacher's faces light up when they see the arrangements that our very own Rockets have designed. What I love most about our Floral class is the culture. Mrs. Clark has created an environment where we all feel safe, comfortable, and encouraged to have a fun time! Being in Floral has taught me how to communicate in a professional manner, while also working efficiently. If I want to work in the floral industry outside of high school, I now have these skills to help take my first step to do so.” ~ Hallie Hale
“My favorite thing that I've done in floral this year is when we went to make the flowers for the buyers table for county. I think it really helped me with how I'll make my designs in the future and was a good way to practice. What I love most about floral design is getting to take home pretty flowers every month. Floral design class will definitely help me in the future because I really want to be an Ag teacher and I could teach two different Ag classes like Mrs Clark does.” ~ Karissa Treat
“My favorite thing we have done in Floral this year is being a part of Rocket Roses, and seeing teacher's faces light up when they see the arrangements that our very own Rockets have designed. What I love most about our Floral class is the culture. Mrs. Clark has created an environment where we all feel safe, comfortable, and encouraged to have a fun time! Being in Floral has taught me how to communicate in a professional manner, while also working efficiently. If I want to work in the floral industry outside of high school, I now have these skills to help take my first step to do so.” ~ Hallie Hale
In honor of CTE Month, we celebrate Mrs. Clark!
Mrs. Clark leads Floral Design, Advanced Floral Design, Practicum in Ag, and Capstone in Ag—core courses in our Plant Science pathway. Her Rocket Roses students run the flower shop like a real business, and her proudest moment this year was watching them take full ownership—problem-solving, communicating, and supporting one another. Her favorite project was the Robinson Rockets Rose Bowl Parade, where students designed parade‑worthy floats from all‑natural materials and brought their visions to life. Her Practicum students are working at Denise’s and Valerie’s as part of their course, gaining real world experience. Thank you, Mrs. Clark, for growing creativity and real-world skills! 🌹✨
Mrs. Clark leads Floral Design, Advanced Floral Design, Practicum in Ag, and Capstone in Ag—core courses in our Plant Science pathway. Her Rocket Roses students run the flower shop like a real business, and her proudest moment this year was watching them take full ownership—problem-solving, communicating, and supporting one another. Her favorite project was the Robinson Rockets Rose Bowl Parade, where students designed parade‑worthy floats from all‑natural materials and brought their visions to life. Her Practicum students are working at Denise’s and Valerie’s as part of their course, gaining real world experience. Thank you, Mrs. Clark, for growing creativity and real-world skills! 🌹✨
CTE Student Showcase - Animal Science
“My favorite thing we have done in Animal Science was the Feed Processing Project. We chose what processing technique we wanted to re-create, then brought a candy and a tool that would show the technique. I had the crushing/grinding process, so I used smarties to represent the feed and a rolling pin to use as the crushing/grinding. I love the atmosphere and way of learning the most in my animal science class. Everyone is very kind and willing to help one another understand the topic. I love the unique group projects and it really helps me learn from a different perspective. Animal Science will help me in the future because animals are my passion and I always somehow end up around them. Therefore, this class will help me understand animals better.” ~ Natalie McCollum
“My favorite thing we have done in Animal Science was the Feed Processing Project. We chose what processing technique we wanted to re-create, then brought a candy and a tool that would show the technique. I had the crushing/grinding process, so I used smarties to represent the feed and a rolling pin to use as the crushing/grinding. I love the atmosphere and way of learning the most in my animal science class. Everyone is very kind and willing to help one another understand the topic. I love the unique group projects and it really helps me learn from a different perspective. Animal Science will help me in the future because animals are my passion and I always somehow end up around them. Therefore, this class will help me understand animals better.” ~ Natalie McCollum
Today we recognize Mr. Ellington!
Mr. Ellington teaches Equine, Small Animal, Advanced Animal Science, Principles of Construction, and Professional Communications—bringing hands‑on trade skills to both our Animal Science and Carpentry pathways. His favorite CTE moment this year has been building strong student relationships through FFA activities, and he’s excited for a livestock‑handling tools station rotation coming up. Thank you, Mr. Ellington, for your dedication and for inspiring our students! 🐴🛠️👏
Mr. Ellington teaches Equine, Small Animal, Advanced Animal Science, Principles of Construction, and Professional Communications—bringing hands‑on trade skills to both our Animal Science and Carpentry pathways. His favorite CTE moment this year has been building strong student relationships through FFA activities, and he’s excited for a livestock‑handling tools station rotation coming up. Thank you, Mr. Ellington, for your dedication and for inspiring our students! 🐴🛠️👏
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CTE Student Showcase - Principles of Agriculture
“My favorite thing we have done this year in Principles of Ag has to be learning about how to read notches on a pig's ears. The thing I love most about this class has to be how easy you're able to get a hang of what you're learning. For example when learning how to read the notches on pig's ears you just had to memorize where the notches would be to correspond to the number, such as the left ear tip means 81. The Principles of Ag class will help me in the future because it has taught me many common things I should know like the breeds of pigs, goats, sheep, and cattle. Whenever I own my own land and are able to purchase farm animals, I'll know the basic knowledge to be able to identify the correct breed without much trouble.” ~ Alivia Soukup
“My favorite thing I've done in ag this year was probably learning about different types of farm animals. I love how interesting the class is. I feel like everyday I learn something new. It will help me in the future if I ever decide to pick a job in agriculture.” ~ Audree Harris
“My favorite thing we have done this year in Principles of Ag has to be learning about how to read notches on a pig's ears. The thing I love most about this class has to be how easy you're able to get a hang of what you're learning. For example when learning how to read the notches on pig's ears you just had to memorize where the notches would be to correspond to the number, such as the left ear tip means 81. The Principles of Ag class will help me in the future because it has taught me many common things I should know like the breeds of pigs, goats, sheep, and cattle. Whenever I own my own land and are able to purchase farm animals, I'll know the basic knowledge to be able to identify the correct breed without much trouble.” ~ Alivia Soukup
“My favorite thing I've done in ag this year was probably learning about different types of farm animals. I love how interesting the class is. I feel like everyday I learn something new. It will help me in the future if I ever decide to pick a job in agriculture.” ~ Audree Harris
In honor of CTE Month, we celebrate Ms. Holmes!
Ms. Holmes teaches Principles of Ag and Vet Med in our Animal Science pathway and also leads Professional Communications at the high school. Her favorite CTE moment this year was taking students to National Convention and seeing our chapter represented on the national stage. Her favorite project so far has been when students created their own brands, and she’s excited for upcoming egg dissections and nail string art. Thank you, Ms. Holmes, for growing leaders and creativity! 🐣🌾✨
Ms. Holmes teaches Principles of Ag and Vet Med in our Animal Science pathway and also leads Professional Communications at the high school. Her favorite CTE moment this year was taking students to National Convention and seeing our chapter represented on the national stage. Her favorite project so far has been when students created their own brands, and she’s excited for upcoming egg dissections and nail string art. Thank you, Ms. Holmes, for growing leaders and creativity! 🐣🌾✨
Rocket Basketball
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Today begins FFA Week! FFA is one of our CTE Student Organizations. Texas Future Farmers of America (FFA) is a dynamic student-led leadership development organization for students of agricultural education. The FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success through agricultural education. Agriculture education is very broad and covers landscaping, floriculture, animal science, computer applications, accounting, environmental science, mechanics, and engineering. Regardless of an FFA member's career choice, the FFA provides opportunities to build and apply math, science, technology, and leadership skills to their life. The Robinson FFA chapter has been going strong since 1971! We have a very strong group of FFA students, and we are extremely proud of their accomplishments this year!
Visit https://www.texasffa.org for more information.
Visit https://www.texasffa.org for more information.
The Rocket Report for the week of 2/16/26: https://youtube.com/shorts/dcUsbhqEylg?feature=share
Rocket Golf in Huntsville playing well.
Rocket Powerlifting with a great day in Gatesville.
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Rocket Soccer
