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Please join us in wishing Principal Smith a very Happy Birthday! 🥳 We hope your special day was filled with joy, love, and lots of smiles! #MCPSS #BeTheReason #LearningLeading



Today, we celebrate and appreciate our amazing custodians, Mr. Holcombe, Mrs. McPherson, and Mr. Battles, for their hard work and dedication in keeping our school clean, safe, and welcoming every day.
Thank you for all that you do to make our school a better place! #MCPSS #BeTheReason #LearningLeading

Thank you, Principal Smith, for leading with purpose and heart.
Happy National Principals Month! #MCPSS #BeTheReason #LearningLeading

Her first graders are bringing high-frequency words to life through engaging activities while building word recognition, reading fluency, and confidence, one word at a time! #MCPSS #BeTheReason #LearningLeading








Ms. Zellner’s second-grade students explored science through an activity called “Materials for Boats.” Students worked in teams to build paper boats, make predictions, and test how many pennies their boats could hold before sinking. Through interactive learning, students practiced teamwork, problem-solving, and critical thinking while discovering how materials affect floating and sinking. #MCPSS #BeTheReason #LearningLeading




Our young learners are engaged, learning, and having fun as they build their reading and literacy skills through hands-on activities. We love seeing our students excited about learning! #MCPSS #BeTheReason #LearningLeading








Learning Sounds, Building Words, Growing Readers! 📚
Ms. Clausell’s 1st grade students are learning, having fun, and building their phonics skills! With hands-on phonics activities, students are practicing letter-sound relationships, decoding words, and strengthening their word recognition skills, all while building reading fluency and confidence!
Way to go, 1st Grade! Keep those reading skills on track! 🏁🏆#MCPSS #BeTheReason #LearningLeading




Join us as we celebrate the special role grandparents play in the lives of our students. We invite you to share a special lunch with your grandchild and make lasting memories together.
Please note: Only grandparents who have paid and reserved their space in advance will be able to attend. We look forward to celebrating our wonderful grandparents!

Congratulations to Robbins' very own, Mrs. Andrea Robinson, the new Assistant Director of AMSTI-USA! We are incredibly proud of Mrs. Robinson and wish her the best as she embraces this well-deserved leadership role and continues to impact teachers, students, schools and math achievement throughout the state. Congratulations, Robbins' Finest! #MCPSS #BeTheReason #LearningLeading











Ready, Set, Go!
Rev up your engines and get ready for the 2026–2027 School Year!
Date: Thursday, August 6, 2026
Time: 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
During this time, you will have the opportunity to:
- Meet your child teacher
- Drop off school supplies
- Pay school fees
📣 Please remember that only registered students may attend.
Racing Towards Success!

#MCPSS #LearningLeading #perserverancepropelsprogress










2026–2027 Student Registration
🗓 Registration Dates:
July 22, 2026 & July 23, 2026
🕘 Registration Times:
- 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
- 1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
✅ Before You Arrive:
Please complete your online registration and upload ALL required documents.
🏠 Proof of Residence:
Proof of residence may be uploaded during online registration or presented in person at registration.
We look forward to welcoming our students for another great school year!
#TogetherWeAchieveExcellence!

W.D. Robbins Elementary School Supply List Information 2026-2027
* All students are required to use a clear backpack for the 2026–2027 school year.
* Supplies should be replenished as needed throughout the school year.
* No mechanical pencils or rolling bookbags are permitted.
* School fee: $10.00

* Tops- navy blue collared, button down, polo shirts; NO LOGOS; Navy blue Robbins t-shirts may be worn daily; NO turtlenecks
* Pants/Shorts – Khaki; NO cargo side pocket pants that are oversized or wide legged, or denim material pants. Shorts must be knee length
* Belts – black, navy or brown belts are required
* Socks – white, black, or navy socks or tights; No footies
* Skorts/Skirts/Jumpers – Khaki; girls are encouraged to wear shorts underneath their jumpers and skirts; Shorts, skirts and jumpers must be no shorter than 4 inches from the knee.
* Shoes – BLACK or WHITE tennis shoes; NO colored symbols on shoes or colored soles. NO boots
* Outerwear – Navy blue cardigan or pull over sweater or sweatshirt without logos
* Coats/Jackets – No logos
*Miscellaneous Items – NO EARRINGS FOR BOYS Purses are discouraged; NO make-up or false fingernails; NO high-heeled shoes; NO necklaces or large dangling earrings or nose rings.

- Any backpack utilized by any student during the 2026-2027 school year MUST BE CLEAR.
- Mobile County Public Schools WILL NOT provide clear backpacks for students during the 2026-2027 school year.
- Parents are responsible for providing clear backpacks for their children.
- All content stored in any backpack utilized by and MCPSS student MUST be visible from all sides of the backpack.
- No stickers, markings, tint, or anything else should be placed or printed on any backpack that prevents clear view of the contents.
Cell Phone Procedures
No cell phones are allowed on campus. W.D. Robbins Elementary will secure devices in a lockbox if brought to school.

We are proud to have placed 6th among the Top 10 schools in MCPSS for raising funds through the American Heart Association Kids Heart Challenge. Thank you to our students, families, staff, and supporters for making this achievement possible. Your generosity is making a difference! ❤️👏🏆

