Tracey Phillips
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School Summary

Robinson Secondary School opened in 1971 and was named in honor of Sergeant James W. Robinson, Jr., the first Virginia resident to receive the Medal of Honor for conspicuous gallantry and heroism in the Vietnam conflict. The record of his performance is held in the highest regard by all members of the Robinson community, and he provides a model for character and leadership that extends to all facets of our school program.

At the middle school level, Robinson provides opportunities for active learning and an appropriate environment for developing academic success, interactive skills, and personal self-esteem. The middle school instructional program includes numerous and varied elective course offerings in the fine and performing arts, publications, technology, and language.

Robinson Secondary School is proud to be a member of the Robinson Community Coalition, a model program for cooperation and collaboration among all members of the community, addressing issues that affect its youth.

Last Updated: 2019-02-01

Enrollment	Enrollment as of October 202425: 1209
Grades	7-8
FCPS Programs	FCPS Division Profile FCPS Middle School Profile Adapted Physical Education Advanced Academic Services, Middle Career and Technical Education College Partnership Program Early Identification Program English for Speakers of Other Languages Foreign Language Partial-Immersion Program International Baccalaureate Program PreK and Early Head Start PreK-12 ABA Services School Probation Counselor Program World Languages Last Updated: 2022-10-19
Special Features	Vertical Articulation Team (VAT) Access to high school course offerings for advanced middle school students Active community support led by the Robinson PTSA and the Robinson Community Coalition Last Updated: 2019-02-01
Business Partnership	View the list of current school partners
Attendance Area	This school is part of Region 4 and the Robinson High Pyramid. Enter your street address in the boundary locator to determine which schools your student should attend.