Summary:
Winship-Robbins is served by one elementary school, Robbins Elementary, a K-8 school with 112 students that has shown notable improvement in recent years.
Robbins Elementary stands out for its strength in mathematics, where student proficiency exceeds the state average, particularly in the upper grades like 7th grade. While English and science scores are closer to state averages, the school has made significant progress, climbing from a 2-star to a 3-star rating in the state's ranking system over two years. It's important for parents to note the school's K-8 structure, which provides continuity through middle school grades within a smaller setting.
The school serves a community with high economic need, with over three-quarters of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch, yet it achieves solid academic outcomes. Per-student funding is substantial, supporting a favorable student-teacher ratio. A point for further inquiry is the school's chronic absenteeism rate, which, while better than the state average, is higher than the very low rate reported for the Winship-Robbins district overall. Overall, Robbins Elementary represents a improving school that is performing at or above state expectations in key subjects.
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