Winship-Robbins Elementary School District was formed in July 2005 when Robbins Elementary, a part of Yuba City Unified School District, joined Winship Elementary. Winship had been a one-school district in Sutter County since 1863, and Robbins School had it's first students on campus in fall of the 1926-1927 school year. The reorganization of the two small schools into one district has combined resources and strengthened both schools.

 

Robbins has a teaching staff of nine, Tk/K are combined and 1st-5th are single grades. The 6th-8th grades change classes and rotate through 3 teachers throughout the day. There are instructional aides to assist both in the classroom and in the intervention program for students who need a little more support.

 

We have a breakfast and lunch program, a school Bilingual Secretary, School Community Liaison, Confidential Office Manager, a data and technology director, two bus driver/maintenance people, a Cafeteria Manager and a custodian. Free bus transportation is available.

 

Our rural atmosphere and old-fashioned family values are a rarity in this era, and we are proud to say that our schools offer sound educational training along with a good dose of character. Our test scores have improved dramatically over the past couple of years, and we are continually fine-tuning our curriculum and our staff to offer quality education to small groups of lucky children.