Andrew A. Robinson Elementary

CELEBRATING SCHOOL COUNSELORS — Team Duval is proud to recognize National School Counseling Week and the incredible impact our more than 240 school counselors make every single day. They advocate for students, help them navigate their academic journeys, and guide them toward their goals. Our success as an A-rated district with a 97.6% graduation rate would not be possible without these dedicated professionals. As part of this special week, dozens of counselors gathered at the Schultz Center for their annual conference, focused on building student “superpowers” like grit and resilience – perfectly aligned with the national theme of helping students thrive and preparing them for college, career, and life. Their commitment to growing their own “superpowers” directly fuels student success across Team Duval. Join us in thanking our outstanding school counselors for the lasting difference they make in our schools and community!

17 days ago, Duval County Public Schools

Five counselors stand together in the Schultz Center and smile at the camera

Three counselors hold up signs with superhero verbiage and smile at the camera.

Two counselors hold up signs with superhero verbiage and smile at the camera.

Two counselors smile at the camera as they sit posed together in the Schultz auditorium.

Andrew A Robinson Elementary School families,

I am excited to help create a community of lifesavers and am asking you to join me. Sign up under our school today. Check this off your list today and receive a wristband just for joining the team.

This year, we have an important goal: 100% of our families learning the lifesaving skill of Hands-Only CPR! It only takes a few minutes to learn, and it can make all the difference in an emergency.

· Sign up here or download the free “AHA Schools” app for iPhone or Android.

· Raise funds to help kids with special hearts.

· Complete Finn’s Mission: Complete all 7 steps, learn Hands-Only CPR, and be entered to win two Super Bowl tickets!

Sign up online to earn your KHC wristband!

Students who sign up and raise donations will be highlighted at the student award ceremony!

If 50% of our families sign up, our school will earn a $500 gift certificate for physical activity and recess equipment to support the health of our school community.

Let’s work together to create a community of lifesavers. Thank you for your support in helping us achieve this incredible goal!

18 days ago, Gladys McDougal

Join us this morning for our SAC meeting at 8:00am!

3 days ago, Gladys McDougal

REMINDER | There is no school Monday, February 16 for President's Day. View the district calendar to stay informed! - https://ow.ly/GCgk50YbW4Z

7 days ago, Gladys McDougal

❤️💃 Heart Day Dance 💃❤️ 📅 February 12th 🎟 $4.00 per ticket ⏰ Pick-up time: 4:00 PM 📱 Purchase Tickets Here: https://gofan.co/event/5756669 🍿 Cash required for concession stand purchases We can’t wait to see our students enjoy this special event!

9 days ago, Gladys McDougal

🖤💚❤️ A.R.E. Black History Month Spirit Days ❤️💚🖤
Join us all month long as we celebrate Black excellence, history, and culture!

📅 Feb 6:th Black Out – Wear all black
📅 Feb 13th: HBCU Pride – Rep your favorite HBCU
📅 Feb 20th: Known Figures – Dress as a prominent African American figure
📅 Feb 27th: African Kings & Queens – Rock your African attire

Let’s show our pride and celebrate together! ✨

17 days ago, Gladys McDougal

📊 Mid-Year Stakeholder Meeting
Join us as we reflect on our progress, share key updates, and align on goals for the remainder of the year.
🗓 February 18, 2026
⏰ 8:00 AM
📍 Room 137

18 days ago, Gladys McDougal

📚🎡 It’s BOOK FAIR TIME!
Join us at Andrew Robinson Elementary for our annual Book Fair happening February 2nd–February 6th in the Media Center.
Discover your next great read and support our young readers!
💵💳📱 Cash, credit card, and eWallet accepted.

18 days ago, Gladys McDougal

Black History Month- A.R.E. Scavenger Hunt Project
*Due Date - February 2, 2026*
*Extra Credit Project & $10 Golden Bucks*

Purpose/ Task:
In celebration of Black History Month, create an informative and eye-catching poster that will be displayed in the hallways and used as part of our school-wide Black History Month Scavenger Hunt.
Poster Guidelines:
1. Topic Selection (selected by Teacher):
o An influential African American historical figure
o A modern Black leader, artist, scientist, or athlete
2. Required Information on Poster:
o Title with the name of the person
o 3–5 informative facts/ contributions related to your person.
o One “Scavenger Hunt Fact”
 A specific detail students must find to answer a hunt question.
 Example: birth year, famous quote, achievement, or place of birth
o At least one picture or illustration
3. Scavenger Hunt Project Expectations:
o Facts should be brief and easy to read.
o Text must be large enough to read from a distance.
o Highlight or bold the Scavenger Hunt Fact
o Information must be accurate, respectful, and school-appropriate.
4. Design & Creativity:
o Use bold colors and neat lettering
o Organize information clearly
o Make your poster visually engaging for hallway viewers
5. Size & Identification:
o Use standard poster board
o Write your name and class on the back only
**Please see Ms. Sams for name selection.

22 days ago, Gladys McDougal

Join us tonight for our VPK Meeting at 5:00pm!

24 days ago, Gladys McDougal

🎓 Parents, it’s time to LEVEL UP! Join us January 24 at The Schultz Center for Parent Training Camp — a FREE event with sessions on curriculum, testing, mental health, technology, and more! 💙 Child care, meals, translation, transportation, AND a $100 family marketplace voucher included! 💻 Register now: https://ow.ly/Othr50XXpGE #TeamDuval #ParentTrainingCamp #LevelUp #ParentEngagement

28 days ago, Gladys McDougal

“LET’S STAY ON THE BUS 2026”

Parents and Students,

As of Monday, January 12, 2026, Kindergarten thru 5th grade students may be eligible to participate in a program entitled, “Let’s Stay on the Bus 2026”. All students may participate in this program with an opportunity to attend the end of the year field trip to Sea World. Students will be able to attend if they meet the criteria listed below during the second semester:

 Have an average of A’s, B’s, and/or C’s in academic grades for 2nd – 5th grade students.
 Have an average of E’s, S+’s, and or S’s in academic grades for K – 1st grade students.
 Have an A or B in conduct for 2nd – 5th grade students.
 Have an E or S+ in conduct for K – 1st grade students.
 Wear school uniforms daily.

Students who have not complied with the Andrew Robinson Elementary Uniform Policy, and students who have five unexcused absences or tardies during the second semester will not be allowed to participate in this incentive program. Students who are absent with an unexcused absence during the administration of F.A.S.T. (Florida Assessment of Student Thinking) Tests will not be allowed to attend as well. It is at the final discretion of the Andrew Robinson Elementary School Administration to determine if a student or parent chaperone will be allowed or not allowed to attend this incentive field trip or receive a refund.

Destination: Sea World
Departure: Friday, May 22, 2026 @ 6:00 a.m.
Return to School: Friday, May 22, 2026 @ 8:00 p.m.
Cost: $120.00 Students $120.00 Parents

The following payment schedule can be utilized, or the total amount may be paid at any time. The first payment of $41.75 for each student and $41.75 for each parent chaperone is due on or before Friday, February 13, 2026. The second payment of $41.75 for each student and $41.75 for each parent chaperone is due Friday, March 13, 2026. The final payment of $36.50 for each student, and $36.50 for each parent chaperone is due on or before Friday, April 10, 2026, NO EXCEPTIONS. Payments will only be accepted online through (DCPS School Cash Online) https://DCPS.schoolcashonline.com. Payment includes park admission, round trip motor coach travel, a lunch voucher, and snacks. There are limited seats available for this trip; your first payment guarantees you a seat. Once all seats are full, the trip is considered closed. Only five parent chaperones per class will be allowed to attend the trip.

Parents wanting to attend as chaperones must complete a Level II Background Screening application at the site listed below and receive clearance prior to the trip. Applications typically take between 3 – 4 weeks, please plan accordingly to give adequate time for your application to be processed. Level II Volunteers/Chaperones are volunteers who may be out of the direct view of staff or responsible for supervising students, such as chaperones. This screening process includes: A fingerprint-based background check, a review of felonies and other criminal offenses, and a national sexual offender registry check. There is a fee for the Level II screening, which is paid for by the volunteer. The fee is $74.50(subject to change.) Parents must receive clearance prior to the trip departure, or you will not be allowed to attend. Only Andrew Robinson Elementary School students will be allowed to attend this field trip.

Sea World is a cashless theme park. Purchases can only be made by credit/debit card. Parents if you have any questions or concerns, please contact Coach Thompkins at 630-6550 ext. 999989 or thompkinse@duvalschools.org.

DCPS Volunteer Website: https://www.duvalschools.org/o/humanresources/page/volunteer-hr
Refund Deadline: Friday, April 24, 2026, NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN AFTER THIS DATE!

28 days ago, Gladys McDougal

🎉👵👴 100 Days Smarter! 👴👵🎉

On Monday, January 26th, we will be celebrating our 100th Day of School! 🎒📚
Students are invited to dress like they are 100 years old as we celebrate being 100 days smarter! 🧠💯

We can’t wait to see all the creative outfits as we mark this exciting milestone together! 🚀✨

29 days ago, Gladys McDougal

❤️💃 Heart Day Dance 💃❤️
📅 February 12th
🎟 $4.00 per ticket
⏰ Pick-up time: 4:00 PM
📱 Purchase Tickets Here: https://gofan.co/event/5756669
🍿 Cash required for concession stand purchases
We can’t wait to see our students enjoy this special event!