Design A Black History Mardi Float
Celebrate Black History Month with a little Mardi Gras fun and revelry! Students are challenged to create a Mardi Gras float using a shoebox and various craft materials. Each float should be inspired by and will honor an influential Black figure who has made a positive impact on history, culture, science, education, civil rights, or the arts. Students should choose the African American history maker that will be the focus of their float.
Students must decorate their floats using traditional Mardi Gras colors: purple, green, and gold. Floats should include symbols, decorations, or images that represent the accomplishments and contributions of the chosen figure.
Students should be prepared to share who they chose and explain how their float represents that person’s achievements and legacy.
Celebrate Black History Month with a little Mardi Gras fun and revelry! Students are challenged to create a Mardi Gras float using a shoebox and various craft materials. Each float should be inspired by and will honor an influential Black figure who has made a positive impact on history, culture, science, education, civil rights, or the arts. Students should choose the African American history maker that will be the focus of their float.
Students must decorate their floats using traditional Mardi Gras colors: purple, green, and gold. Floats should include symbols, decorations, or images that represent the accomplishments and contributions of the chosen figure.
Students should be prepared to share who they chose and explain how their float represents that person’s achievements and legacy.
Third grade students attended the Super Citizen Program Celebration honoring Heroes, taking Their Super Citizen Pledge, and becoming Super Citizens! Congratulations to this year's hero, Mrs. Jaimes, ARI reading specialist! Thank you for supporting literacy and learning! #MCPSS #LeadingLearning #perserverancepropelsprogress
Snuggle up with a good poem! Students are tapping into their creativity as they learn about poetry and write winter-themed poems all month. Mrs. Jaimes, local reading specialist, shared strategies for teachers to build reading skills through the use of poetry during a recent PD. #MCPSS #perserverancepropelsprogress #LeadingLearning
Big Brothers Big Sisters’ Senior Bowl Experience field trip was so much fun! 🎉 Students participating in the program, along with a few Good Character friends, visited ProHealth to meet the 2026 Senior Bowl players, collect autographs, and take part in exciting activities with the players, mascots, and their mentors. What an unforgettable experience! 🏈✨ #MCPSS #perserverancepropelsprogress #LearningLeading Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Central Gulf Coast
Mrs. D. Smith’s 1st grade class celebrated 100 days of learning! 📚⭐️ #MCPSS #perserverancepropelsprogress #LearningLeading
Ms. Clausell’s 1st grade class is a 100 days smarter! 📚🤩 #MCPSS #perserverancepropelsprogress #LearningLeading
Ms. Chamber’s Preschool class is 100 days smarter! 🎉 Students celebrated the 100th day of school by making edible 100-day necklaces—learning and fun all in one sweet activity! 🍭📚 #MCPSS #LearningLeading #perserverancepropelsprogress
It’s almost that time! The registration portal opens on Thursday, January 15th. Get ready to secure your spot, explore available options, and take the next step forward. We can’t wait to welcome you...mark your calendar and be sure to register early!
Christmas Spirit Week at Robbins was full of laughter, good food, happiness and cheer! Merry Christmas from our amazing faculty and staff!
The Elves visited Preschool 3 for their Christmas party, bringing lots of holiday cheer and smiles! 🎄❤️ #MCPSS #perserverancepropelsprogress #LearningLeading
A huge thank you to our Partners in Education, the Eight Mile Lions Club, for blessing our Robbins families with Christmas gift cards. We are so grateful for your continued support! 🎄❤️
First Grade had a holly jolly time celebrating the season with Christmas sock day, a Grinch directed drawing, and a cozy Polar Express pajama day! 🎄🧦💚🚂
It was a Country Christmas at Robbins! Saddle up and check out these cute pics from our Christmas program. #MCPSS #LearningLeading #PerseverancePropelsProgress
BBBS Christmas Party fun! 🎄✨ Smiles, laughter, and lots of holiday cheer made it a day to remember! We have the best Bigs!! Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Central Gulf Coast #MCPSS #perserverancepropelsprogress #LearningLeading
Congratulations to our 2025-2026 Teacher of the Year!
First Grade learned all about the history of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade by reading Balloons Over Broadway! Our students even created their own balloons and marched in a parade of their own!
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A huge thank you to Truelight Troop 8878 for their generous donation to Robbins Elementary! Your kindness makes a big difference for our students.
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What a fun day! It was all smiles today at our annual Fall Festival! Thank you to our volunteers from Mobile County Training School and Mattie T. Blount Alumni. We had a blast!!! #MCPSS #perserverancepropelsprogress #LearningLeading
Thank you to Kimberly Levingston with the Prichard Housing Authority for the generous donation to our Fall Festival! We truly appreciate your support in helping make this event a success! 🍂🎉
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MCPSS is partnering with Feeding the Gulf Coast to provide a box of non-perishable food to our students in need as a result of the SNAP delay. Parents and guardians of MCPSS students who are experiencing a food crisis in their household may request a one-time box of non-perishable food by completing this form by Wednesday, November 5, at noon: https://forms.office.com/r/kx5kxCBaKg For those in the community who want to help, we greatly appreciate your support. We encourage you to donate to Feeding the Gulf Coast. We have worked with Feeding the Gulf Coast to compile lists of local food banks that are helping our various communities:
Downtown, Midtown, Crichton, Toulminville, Trinity Gardens, Prichard, Chickasaw and other surrounding areas.
