Winter guard (or indoor guard) is a color guard that takes place during the winter months where a group of 5-30 people perform and interpret music through dance, flag, rifle, and/or saber in a time constraint of approx. 3:30 minutes on a tarp that covers a gymnasium floor. Performers also use props, costumes, and color to help portray the concept of their show to the audience and judges. The winter guard will learn and perform a different show each school year. There is a season fee (covers transportation, uniforms, etc.) that can be fundraised off by students.

Students are invited to join us in the gym for instruction in different volleyball skills, games, as well as scrimmage opportunities. Students will be sorted into beginner and advanced courts to focus on skills and games relevant to their current ability. All students at all stages of volleyball experience are welcome!

A Tri-M Music Honor Society chapter opens up a world of opportunities for students who have already shown themselves to be academically capable and musically gifted. Through performance and community service, they’ll develop confidence, creativity, critical thinking, compassion, and a host of other leadership skills sure to serve them well in school and beyond.

The After-School Dance Program provides students with a supportive and creative space to grow both personally and socially. Through dance, students will develop leadership skills, build self-confidence, and strengthen character. The program also fosters positive relationships, teamwork, and a sense of community. Most importantly, this club offers a welcoming environment where students can truly be themselves, freely express their individuality, and explore their creativity through movement.

The SCA is a student-run organization that helps the school and the local community through food drives, collections for Christmas Mothers, and the Annual Talent Show. SCA stands for Student Council Association. Each SCA representative that is selected by your roundtable will attend SCA meetings which will be held the second Wednesday of each month.

Students will meet to write poetry, short stories, and other types of writing.

Students will read one book per month and get together for discussion and activities.

To be considered for membership, students must first qualify in their 7th grade year with a GPA of 3.85 in their core classes calculated at the end of the 3rd 9 weeks and no F’s or I’s. In 8th grade, eligible students can apply and applications are reviewed by club sponsors. Once accepted, students break up into Recycling, Tutoring, Drives, PBIS, and Appreciation committees. Each committee will take weekly or quarterly action to ensure we are making a difference within the school and community.

For more information contact Dr. Britt.

The Gay Straight Alliance club meets by grade level. In the GSA, students will make new friends, play games, have discussions about LGBTQ issues, make a positive impact at Robious, and have a Pride Party at the end of the year. All students are welcome to join, no matter how they identify.