East Robertson High School has been serving the students and families of eastern Robertson County since 1950 when Cross Plains High School and Orlinda High School merged into one community high school to serve grades 9-12. 

In the late 1970’s, new rooms were added to the original building and students from Cross Plains Elementary and Orlinda Elementary began attending, and East Robertson High School became a K-12 school.  This building served all area students until the fall of 1990 when a new school was built for grades 7-12 on Kilgore Trace and the original building became East Robertson Elementary. 

In 2002 a new wing was opened for the middle grades, and since 2003 the school has served all area students in grades 6-12.  Over the years, East Robertson Middle and High School students have excelled in both academic and extracurricular activities.  We are exceptionally proud of our continuous commitment to the improvement of student learning.

Mission Statement

Our mission at East Robertson is to provide a relevant learning environment that supports Responsibility, Respect, and Readiness.

Vision Statement

We envision ALL students becoming lifelong learners who are confident, responsible, and productive citizens.

1. Student learning is our chief priority because all students can learn.

2. Each student is a valued individual with unique intellectual, physical, social, and emotional needs.

3. Because students learn in different ways, a variety of instructional strategies must be provided.

4. All stakeholders must be committed to supporting our students in achieving the skills to become confident, self-directed, lifelong learners.