Tennis - Robinson High

Robinson Secondary School Tennis Courts

James W. Robinson Secondary School first opened its doors in 1971. The school is named for the first Virginian to receive the Medal of Honor for his service during the Vietnam War. Sergeant Robinson’s actual medal is displayed in the school’s entrance showcase in the main hall. The building was originally designed as the “school for the individual” with the sub-schools providing a sense of community. The first principal was Samuel J. Coffey, and the football stadium is named in his honor. The first graduating class from Robinson was the class of 1973. The school colors are blue and gold, and the school mascot is the “Ram.” Robinson offers a diversified program of studies including the International Baccalaureate Program. In 2012 Robinson was ranked 88th in the Nation and 5th in the state of Virginia by US News and World Report.