Robinson Community Learning Center

Grades: K-6
Colors: Red, White and Blue
Mascot: Eagle
Average Class Size: 21
Average Enrollment: 390
Design Enrollment: 500
Principal: Linda Green

Groundbreaking
The groundbreaking ceremony took place on Friday, March 2, 2007, at 1156 4th Ave. Click on the link to the right to view highlights.

Robinson's Master Facility Plan
The Robinson Community Learning Center promises to be the focal point of its east-side neighborhood by creating an environment that is inviting for students and the community alike. The new building will accommodate 500 students in grades K-6 and be located northeast of the current school, where the playground was located. Most of the concrete wall surrounding the site will stay, and an "amphitheater" for outdoor instruction will be added. Landscaping will include shade, ornamental and evergreen trees, along with shrubs and ornamental grasses. Architects have designed a split-level building for maximum visibility throughout the neighborhood. The new site includes a lower-level entry for students walking from the south and an upper-level, main entry for parent and bus drop-off. The main entrance is located at the west corner of the "L"-shaped building. The two-story classroom wing provides separate, secure classrooms. Mutual-use spaces such as art and music rooms, a multi-purpose classroom, a stage, restrooms, and a gym are located to the center and north of the building. Students will remain in the current school while the new community learning center is built.

Architects
All designs are the work of an architectural firm from one of six firms, which comprise the Akron Architectural Group. AAG architects work with Akron Public Schools architects on each site. The architectural firm designing the Robinson Community Learning Center is Braun & Steidl Architects Inc. John George is the Akron Public Schools liaison.