Greetings King/Robinson Families,
I want to update you on an important hygiene effort at King Robinson School. We have been addressing a rodent population in the building. Our pest control vendor and district carpenters sealed structural entry points into the building and deployed non-chemical sticky traps inside. Baiting stations have been set up in rooms that students do not access, such as offices, boiler rooms, electrical and mechanical closets, and custodial sinks.
Pest control operators inspect these stations each week to track rodent activity patterns and replenish bait lines. Multi-catch mechanical traps inside classrooms capture and isolate pests. Specialized custodial teams clean and disinfect all classrooms, offices, and common areas prior to staff and pupils arriving each day. Staff report any sightings to help us further target pest control efforts.
We believe that continued active management of the problem is significantly improving the situation at King Robinson.
Kind regards,
Principal Gumbs-Johnson
📣 September SBHC Newsletter Is Here!
Families, our September edition of Healthy Students News is now available! 🍎📚
This month, we’re focusing on Healthy Habits for School Success and simple ways families can help students feel their best and be ready to learn each day.
Inside this month’s newsletter:
🍎 Breakfast, nutrition & hydration
😴 Healthy sleep and daily routines
🧼 Handwashing & illness prevention
🏫 Healthy attendance habits
🏅 Sports physicals available through the SBHC
💉 Flu vaccine reminders
📋 Help with missing or overdue school health requirements
The School-Based Health Center is here to help! Please review the September newsletter for helpful tips, reminders, and information about services available to your child.
🩺 Healthy students. Stronger families. Thriving schools.
🏅 Sports Physicals Available at the SBHC!
Parents & Families: Is your child participating in a school sport this year? Don’t let an expired or missing sports physical keep them on the sidelines!
🩺 The School-Based Health Center (SBHC) can complete sports physicals conveniently during the school day for students.
If your child needs an updated physical for sports participation, contact the SBHC at 475-220-2791 to schedule an appointment. Not enrolled yet? Complete the SBHC registration form so your child can access available services.
📱 Register for the School-Based Health Center
Open the Health Center Permission Form
Stay healthy. Stay active. Stay in the game! 🏀⚽🏈🏐🏃
Dear Parents/Guardians,
New Haven Middle School Athletics is offering five sports this fall:
-Cross Country (6th, 7th, 8th Grade)
-Boys Soccer (7th/8th Grade)
-Girls Soccer (7th/8th Grade)
-Football (7th/8th Grade, and 6th Graders physically capable of competing)
-Girls Volleyball (7th/8th Grade)
Tryouts begin on Wednesday, September 9th! In order for your child to be allowed to participate, you must register them on FormReleaf. Please make sure they have an up-to-date physical (signed and dated by a doctor) and that all necessary paperwork and information are entered and uploaded into FormReleaf.
If there are any questions, please reach out to Rob Marone, New Haven Middle School Athletic Facilitator, at robert.marone@new-haven.k12.ct.us.
New Haven Middle School Athletics is offering five sports this fall:
-Cross Country (6th, 7th, 8th Grade)
-Boys Soccer (7th/8th Grade)
-Girls Soccer (7th/8th Grade)
-Football (7th/8th Grade, and 6th Graders physically capable of competing)
-Girls Volleyball (7th/8th Grade)
Tryouts begin on Wednesday, September 9th! In order for your child to be allowed to participate, you must register them on FormReleaf. Please make sure they have an up-to-date physical (signed and dated by a doctor) and that all necessary paperwork and information are entered and uploaded into FormReleaf.
If there are any questions, please reach out to Rob Marone, New Haven Middle School Athletic Facilitator, at robert.marone@new-haven.k12.ct.us.
🎒 Welcome Back, Students & Families! 🩺📚
We’re excited to welcome everyone to a new school year! The School-Based Health Center (SBHC) is open and ready to support our students and families throughout the year.
🏫 Clinic Hours
The School-Based Health Center follows the school-year calendar and regular school operating hours, making healthcare conveniently available to students right where they learn.
☀️ Check Out Our August SBHC Healthy Students Newsletter!
Be sure to review the August edition of Healthy Students News for helpful information to start the year healthy and prepared, including:
❤️ Back-to-school health tips
❓ Frequently asked questions about the School-Based Health Center
🩺 Services available to students
📋 Clinic registration information
📱 Information on how to register your child
🎒 Tips for keeping students healthy, in school, and ready to learn
Already have a pediatrician? That's great! The School-Based Health Center does not replace your child’s pediatrician or primary care provider. We work collaboratively with your child’s healthcare team to complement their existing care and provide convenient access to services during the school day.
📌 We encourage families to register BEFORE services are needed so your child can access the School-Based Health Center when the need arises.
We look forward to partnering with you for a healthy, happy, and successful school year!
🩺 Healthy students. Stronger families. Thriving schools.
Hello King/Robinson Families,
We hope you are enjoying your summer! Our administrative team has put together an important letter packed with essential details to help you and your student prepare for a smooth return.
Please take a few moments to review this letter, as it contains crucial information regarding back-to-school orientation sessions, transportation, and other key updates for the new year.
You can access the full letter in your email inbox or on our school website. Thank you for your continued partnership—we can't wait to see everyone soon!
We hope you are enjoying your summer! Our administrative team has put together an important letter packed with essential details to help you and your student prepare for a smooth return.
Please take a few moments to review this letter, as it contains crucial information regarding back-to-school orientation sessions, transportation, and other key updates for the new year.
You can access the full letter in your email inbox or on our school website. Thank you for your continued partnership—we can't wait to see everyone soon!
Good afternoon, families,
A reminder that graduation will begin promptly at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow.
At this time, we anticipate holding the ceremony outdoors. Unless there is significant rainfall forecasted for the morning, graduation will take place outside as planned. We encourage families to bring chairs and umbrellas for their comfort.
Should weather conditions require us to move the ceremony indoors, please note that any balloons must be kept toward the back of the auditorium so that all guests have a clear view of the graduates and ceremony.
We look forward to celebrating our graduates with you tomorrow!
Coming up this week...
Family Newsletter 6.15.26 Click Here
Good evening, families,
Tomorrow, June 12th, New Haven Public Schools will operate on an early dismissal schedule due to the heat. King/Robinson will dismiss at 1:30.
Field day activities will continue as planned, but on a shortened schedule. This is a dry field day with no water activities. Students will circulate between indoor and outdoor activities to limit time outside in the heat.
For those students attending the Lake Compounce trip in grades 6-8, that trip will continue as planned. If for some reason the park closes early, students will return to school at an earlier time. Please stay close to your phones, as staff will communicate an approximate return time during the day. Thank you!
Spirit Day today! Wear red, white, and blue!
Family Newsletter 5.25.26 https://canva.link/622kr2dx1igmndv
Due to today’s extreme heat, we will have an early dismissal beginning at 1:30.
Transportation will be provided to students who normally ride the bus. There will be no afterschool programs.
Thank you for your partnership in ensuring student safety.
Tomorrow, May 19th, students will be spending the majority of the day outside learning. Activities include scavenger hunts, rock drawing, nature explorations, nature walks, and a whole lot more! It is expected to be quite warm, so please send your children to school dressed appropriately, with a hat and sunscreen, and a bottle of water. It is going to be a fun (and sun) filled, memorable day of learning outside!
Dear Families,
We are excited to begin planning our upcoming Taste of Nations event and are seeking parent volunteers to help make this special experience possible!
Taste of Nations is a wonderful opportunity for our school community to explore and enjoy foods from around the world. This event can only happen with the support and participation of our amazing families.
If you are interested in participating, please let us know what dish you plan to bring so that we can prepare a table space for you. Each volunteer will be provided with a table to set up and share their dish with others.
We truly appreciate your support and look forward to celebrating together!
Please join us for a great night of fun and learning!
We have a schoolwide initiative happening called the "Every Day in May Challenge". The goal is for us, as a school, to have over 90% daily attendance. Please help reach our goal! Also, at the end of each week, the class with the highest attendance will receive an ice cream sundae party!
