Robinson Varsity Baseball Postseason Update

From Signing Day to wrapping up an incredible regular season, the Robinson Senators have continued to make us proud both on and off the field. Now, the Senators are advancing through postseason play, and we couldn’t be more proud of the way these young men continue to compete and represent Robinson Baseball.

Robinson opened the 4A-3 regional playoffs on 5/7 with a 9-2 victory over Bauxite and followed with an 8-1 semifinal win over Malvern on 5/8.

Today, the Senators take on Pulaski Academy in the championship round at 2:30 PM at Pulaski Academy Baseball Complex.

Good luck to our players and coaches as they continue this postseason run!

#RobinsonBaseball #SenatorPride #PostseasonBaseball #SigningDay #ChampionshipGame #VarsityBaseball #PCSSD

about 23 hours ago, Alysia Wells
Signing day at RHS
Signing day at RHS
SIgning day at RHS
Players celebrating between an inning

Baseball Senior Night ⚾

On Thursday, April 30th Robinson Varsity Baseball honored an incredible group of seniors during Senior Night. Thank you for your leadership, dedication, and the memories you created wearing the black and gold. 🖤💛🖤

Your hard work and commitment helped shape this program, and we are proud of everything you have accomplished both on and off the field!

Photo Credit: Randy Turner

#RobinsonBaseball #SeniorNight #SenatorPride #PCSSD #ClassOf2026 #VarsityBaseball #ThankYouSeniors

1 day ago, Alysia Wells
RHS Senior Night
RHS Senior Night
The fastest in town!
Senior Night at RHS
Senior Night at RHS
Senior Tables

🎓 Give your student a head start — while still in high school!
🏫 PCSSD students can earn college credit through Arkansas State University (A‑State) and UA‑Pulaski Tech (UA‑PTC) Career Institute programs. These opportunities help students explore career pathways, experience college‑level coursework, and build confidence for life after graduation. 💪

📅 Deadlines for 2026–2027
🔷 UA‑Pulaski Tech: June 3
🐺 A‑State: July 15

🔗 Learn more and access application links at PCSSD.org/Concurrent‑Courses

2 days ago, PCSSD
Cross Country Interest Meeting – Final Chance!
This is the last opportunity for parents & athletes to get info for the 2026–2027 Cross Country season! Don’t miss important details about summer training and the upcoming season.
📅 May 11
Interested? Email Coach Crider: kcrider7746@pcssd.org

3 days ago, Alysia Wells
Robinson High School Cross Country Flyer Parent/ Student Interest Meeting April 20th or May 11th

Nurse Appreciation Week is the perfect time to recognize our wonderful school nurses. From caring for students on campus to promoting a healthy school environment, your hard work is invaluable! Thank you for the support, the expertise, and the heart you bring! #PCSSDproud #ServeAll #NursesAppreciationWeek

3 days ago, PCSSD
A colorful Nurses Appreciation Week 2026 graphic with medical‑themed illustrations including bandages, pills, a thermometer, and a heart with an EKG line. Large text reads “Nurses Appreciation Week 2026,” and a message below says, “Thank you for all your help, support, and compassion.” The PCSSD logo appears in the top right corner.

👩‍🏫 This week, we celebrate the teachers who impact so much of what PCSSD is. 🍎
Thank you for your creativity, consistency, and commitment that shape students’ futures — not by accident, but because of the intention and care you bring to your work every single day. #TeacherAppreciationWeek

4 days ago, PCSSD
A green chalkboard framed by school supplies — a pencil cup, globe, backpack, notebook, ruler, protractor, and a graduation cap with a diploma. The PCSSD logo appears at the top. Text on the chalkboard reads “Happy Teacher Appreciation Week, May 4–May 8.” Below it, additional text thanks teachers for their lessons, encouragement, and daily impact.
🎓 This morning, the Robinson High School #ClassOf2029 gathered in the auditorium to take their official pledge to graduate. 🎩
Students representing each Academy presented alongside guest speakers Danny Games, Vice President of Business & Economic Development at Entergy Arkansas, and Gary Burton Jr., KARK anchor and PCSSD graduate, who encouraged students to stay focused on their goals and the opportunities ahead.
#WeAreTheSenators #PCSSDproud #ServeAll
5 days ago, PCSSD
A group of students in an auditorium raise their right hands while reciting the pledge. Rows of black chairs fill the room, and a student in a blue hoodie stands prominently in the foreground.
Ten individuals—eight students in matching navy blazers and two adults in suits—stand on a stage behind a podium featuring a large “R” and Entergy logo during the ceremony.
A group of students in an auditorium raise their right hands while reciting the pledge. Rows of black chairs fill the room, and a student in a blue hoodie stands prominently in the foreground.
A speaker stands on stage with a microphone in front of a projected slide reading “Joe T. Robinson High School” and featuring a photo of Gary Burton Jr., labeled “KARK News Anchor.” Four seated panelists watch from the stage.
An auditorium audience faces a stage where a speaker stands at a podium. A large screen displays a slide titled “BUSINESS” with a list of names beneath it.
A presenter in a blue suit jacket and glasses speaks at a wooden podium, raising both hands while addressing the audience on a dark stage.
A packed auditorium of students sits facing forward. One student in a white Nike jacket stands among the crowd, and two adults stand near the back wall.
Five students stand on a stage in navy blazers and jeans behind a large Entergy‑branded sign with a stylized “R.” They face the audience in front of a black curtain during the Pledge to Graduate ceremony.
A presenter in a black shirt and patterned tie speaks from a wooden podium, gesturing with both hands on a darkened stage.
This Spring, PCSSD students earned the Arkansas Seal of Biliteracy in Albanian, Arabic, Cebuano, Hausa, Indonesian, Italian, Spanish, Urdu, and Vietnamese.

The Seal recognizes students who demonstrate proficiency in English and at least one additional language through AP exams, ACT or ATLAS scores, or language assessments such as the STAMP test. Students receive a medal and, upon graduation, a Diploma with Merit, contributing to their school’s overall letter grade. #PCSSDproud #SealOfBiliteracy https://www.pcssd.org/article/2865746
6 days ago, PCSSD
🍽️ It’s National School Lunch Hero Day! 🦸‍♀️🦸‍♂️
Today we’re celebrating our Champions of the Tray — the incredible nutrition professionals who prepare and serve meals to students across PCSSD. From early mornings to busy lunch lines, these heroes deliver more than food. They bring care, kindness, and community to every campus.

Their work supports student success far beyond the cafeteria, helping learners stay focused, energized, and ready to thrive in the classroom.

Join us in saying THANK YOU to your favorite lunch hero by sharing a message of appreciation below! #SchoolLunchHeroDay #PCSSDproud #ServeAll
9 days ago, PCSSD
A cafeteria worker wearing glasses and a “Champion” cap holds a small box labeled “School Nutrition Hero Day” in a school cafeteria.
Three cafeteria staff members stand together behind a serving counter, wearing aprons and hair coverings, smiling with their arms around each other.
Five cafeteria staff members pose in a commercial kitchen; one holds a small white box with a colorful label.
Three cafeteria workers wearing aprons and “Champion” caps stand in a decorated cafeteria with colorful hanging ribbons and banners.
Five cafeteria staff members wearing matching navy Student Nutrition shirts and “Champion” caps stand against a tiled wall.
A navy cap embroidered with “Champion of the Tray” sits in front of a box displaying a colorful School Lunch Hero Day sign.
Four cafeteria staff members wearing “Champion” caps pose together; one holds a small box with a School Lunch Hero message.
Two cafeteria staff members stand side by side in a stainless‑steel commercial kitchen with ovens and equipment behind them.
A cafeteria worker wearing glasses and a “Champion” cap holds a small box labeled “School Nutrition Hero Day” in a school cafeteria.
A colorful cartoon illustration of five characters in yellow aprons and gloves posing heroically under the text “School Lunch Hero Day.”
🎩 Each Wednesday, we represent AVID by proudly wearing our college and career shirts, but this AVID Wednesday will be hard to top! 🎓
Thank you to all who participated in the Joe T. Robinson High School Academic/Career Signing Day for the Class of 2026! Your futures are bright! #PCSSDproud #WeAreTheSenators #AVID
11 days ago, PCSSD
Eleven students pose in two rows wearing shirts from various colleges inside a gym‑like space.
Two individuals talk while one holds a maroon folder; several people and college‑themed shirts are visible in the background.
A student in a purple LSU shirt and jeans signs her name
Three people in Army uniforms and two students stand in a row inside a gym during a military or informational event.
A group stands behind decorated tables displaying college and scholarship materials while a person in a red shirt speaks into a microphone.
Two students sit at decorated tables during a signing event, each with posters and items showing their chosen universities.
A line of students holds purple folders during an indoor recognition ceremony.
Three individuals hold UA Little Rock pennants and folders while standing in front of balloons and seated attendees.
A person in a red sleeveless top speaks into a microphone at an indoor event with people seated behind them.
A student wearing a blue University of Michigan shirt speaks into a microphone near a wooden podium at an indoor event.
More memories from our RHS fishing trip!
From early morning excitement to the last cast of the day, it was all about making moments that matter. Students encouraged each other, celebrated every catch (big or small!), and shared plenty of laughs along the way. The smiles, teamwork, and time spent together are what made this trip so special.

Days like this go beyond the classroom, they build confidence, friendships, and memories that will last a lifetime.

#FriendsForLife #RHS #GoneFishing #ScienceDepartment #LifeSkills #JoeT #PCSSD
12 days ago, Alysia Wells
RHS science and life skills class fishing day!
RHS Life Skills and Science class 15th annual fishing trip
Fun times during the RHS Fishing Day!
Fun times during the RHS Fishing Day!
Fun times during the RHS Fishing Day!
Fun times during the RHS Fishing Day!
The Science and Life Skills classes at RHS had an incredible day on their fishing trip! From students showing up for one another to sharing plenty of laughs, it was a day full of connection, fun, and a few great catches. Moments like these remind us how special it is to learn and grow together, especially outdoors with friends.
12 days ago, Alysia Wells
Fishing during a school day is fun! Fishing with a friend is priceless!
Waiting on the fish to find the hook!
Good times, lots of smiles!
RHS Life Skills & Science students ready to catch some fish.
Two RHS students hoping to catch a fish or two.
RHS Science and Life Skills 15th Annual Fishing Trip!
There is still an hour left to come by and see us at the PCSSSD Showcase & Career Expo today! Until 12 this morning, we are inviting people to learn more about joining our team! It is located in the Mills High School Galaxy Arena at 708 E Dixon Rd, Little Rock, AR. #PCSSDproud #ServeAll https://www.pcssd.org/page/careers
15 days ago, PCSSD
Baker Elementary table talking
Two people talking
Robinson High School table
Driven table
Robinson Middle table
Two people smiling
Robinson Elementary table
Cheal Elementary table
Lawson table

Big congrats to the boys track team on bringing home 1st place at the Morrilton Devil Dog Relays!

16 days ago, Alysia Wells
RHS Boys Track Team
Hot off the presses! The 2026 Yearbook is in our building and we're prepping for Distribution Day! We still have a limited supply of yearbooks (only 65 left!) so purchase while you can! If you buy online, you will receive it on Distribution Day. Seniors can receive their yearbook after the Senior Stroll on May 1 in Mrs. Reissig's room - Room 26. (This is a change!) Everyone else will receive theirs on Distribution Day on May 4! Order now! https://yearbookforever.com/school-store/q1pB274OjfZsC1D3O2w5jBfp
16 days ago, Alysia Wells
RHS Seniors showing off their handiwork! The 2025-2026 yearbooks are in!
Step into a fairytale!
The Senator Stage is proud to present Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella: Youth Edition!
Don’t miss this magical evening, purchase your tickets today and join us on Thursday, April 30th at 6:30 PM.
17 days ago, Alysia Wells
THE RHS Senator Stage presents Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella Flyer.
🎩 Senator alum doing big things

Congratulations to Annabelle Ridlon, Joe T. Robinson High School Class of 2023, who has been selected as a Modern Band Summit Collegiate Ambassador while studying music education at the University of Arkansas. This national recognition reflects her continued dedication, leadership, and passion for music education.

https://news.uark.edu/articles/81090/music-education-student-selected-as-modern-band-summit-collegiate-ambassador
#WeAreTheSenators #PCSSDproud #ServeAll
17 days ago, PCSSD
🎩 Robinson Freshman Campus students earned a hands‑on experience today with the Be Pro Be Proud Mobile Workshop as a testing incentive. 🔧

They worked hard all week and had the chance to explore simulators in robotics 🤖, transportation 🚛, fiber optics 🔌, and skilled trades 🛠️ — all inside the mobile workshop parked on campus.

It was a great opportunity for students to try real‑world equipment, learn about high‑demand careers, and see the skills behind the scenes of Arkansas’s workforce. #PCSSDproud #WeAreTheSenators #BeProBeProud #CareerReady
23 days ago, PCSSD
Three students stand inside a dark booth with a computer monitor displaying a robotics simulation interface. Two wear red “Be Pro Be Proud” shirts.
Two students operate joystick‑based simulators. One wears an Army National Guard lanyard, and the other wears a red “Be Pro Be Proud” shirt. Technical trade‑related signage is visible behind them.
A student sits in a truck‑driving simulator holding the steering wheel while another student stands beside them. A large screen displays a road and bridge in the simulated environment.
A student stands beside an ABB robotic arm inside a clear safety enclosure, holding a handheld controller. Small toy chickens and wooden blocks sit on the table inside the enclosure.
Four students interact with a hands‑on simulator setup. Two are seated using joystick controls while two stand nearby. Signs behind them read “Fiber Optics,” “Utility Worker,” and “Be Pro Be Proud.”
Two students stand in front of a wall labeled “Be Pro.” One student adjusts a white VR headset on the other.
A screen shows two camera views: a group of people gathered outdoors on the left and a blue car on a roadway on the right. A blue eye icon and the text “HDYN” appear at the bottom.
A student wearing a VR headset holds two controllers while another student observes. Two monitors behind them display simulation graphics, and the wall reads “Be Pro Be Proud.”
A large yellow train‑cab simulator labeled “1862” sits indoors with people visible inside the cab. Screens and equipment surround the exhibit.
A black semi‑truck and trailer branded “Be Pro Be Proud” is parked outdoors with stairs leading into the trailer. Orange cones mark the entrance area.

🏃‍♂️ Cross Country Interest Meeting 🏃‍♀️
Parents and athletes: get ready for the 2026–2027 season! Join us to learn about summer training, ask questions, and get all the details.
📅 April 20 or May 11 (choose one)
Interested? Email Coach Crider: kcrider7746@pcssd.org
Let’s have a great season!

23 days ago, Alysia Wells
2026 Cross Country Interest Meeting Flyer Two dates : April 20th or May 11th RMS Cafeteria at 6PM

Senator AVID seniors are graduating 100% enrolled or employed — earning $654,000 in scholarships.
Congratulations to our 19 AVID graduates for all you have and will accomplish.
#WeAreTheSenators #PCSSDproud #AVID

23 days ago, PCSSD
A graphic titled “AVID Seniors 2026” featuring the Robinson High Senators branding. It lists: 19 graduates, 100% enrolled or employed, and $654,000 in total scholarships. The background includes a grayscale image of the school.