RUSD/CTE SCHOOLS-
Arlington High School is one of 5 comprehensive high schools in Riverside Unified School District. The school opened 1973 on a campus surrounded by orange groves and small farms. School boundaries encompass a variety of neighborhoods including Casa Blanca, Arlington Heights (mostly orange groves, crop fields, and farmhouses), and the neighborhoods surrounding the Riverside Auto Center. Students come to AHS primarily from Chemawa and Matthew Gage Middle Schools.
Since the first graduating Class of 1975, Arlington students have earned local, state, and national awards in academics, activities, and athletics.
Our mascot is the LION.
Our school colors are MAROON AND GOLD.
Our school motto is COMMITTED TO EXCELLENCE - PURSUING SIGNIFICANCE
Since the first graduating Class of 1975, Arlington students have earned local, state, and national awards in academics, activities, and athletics.
Our mascot is the LION.
Our school colors are MAROON AND GOLD.
Our school motto is COMMITTED TO EXCELLENCE - PURSUING SIGNIFICANCE
John W. North High School was Established in 1964, in Riverside, California; a residential suburban community located 55 miles east of Los Angeles. The school has a total enrollment of 2281 in grades 9-12, with 522 students accepted from outside its geographical boundary.
John W. North High School is a diverse community which strives to develop compassionate life-long learners who are college and career ready and will make a positive impact in a global society.
Our mascot is the HUSKY.
Our school colors are BLUE AND GOLD.
Our school motto is HUSKY PRIDE~ A TRADITION LIKE NO OTHER!
John W. North High School is a diverse community which strives to develop compassionate life-long learners who are college and career ready and will make a positive impact in a global society.
Our mascot is the HUSKY.
Our school colors are BLUE AND GOLD.
Our school motto is HUSKY PRIDE~ A TRADITION LIKE NO OTHER!
Martin Luther King High School is located in the city of Riverside, which has a population of 303,871 residents. Riverside is the 11th largest city in California with projected continued growth into the next decade.
King is considered one of the premier schools in Riverside County and has consistently earned above 800 on their state API scores for the last six years. You can also consistently find King in Newsweek and World News reports a one of the top high schools in the nation!
Our mascot is the WOLF.
Our school colors are NAVY, SCARLET, and SILVER.
Our school motto is "THE STRENGTH OF THE PACK IS THE WOLF; THE STRENGTH OF THE WOLF IS THE PACK"
King is considered one of the premier schools in Riverside County and has consistently earned above 800 on their state API scores for the last six years. You can also consistently find King in Newsweek and World News reports a one of the top high schools in the nation!
Our mascot is the WOLF.
Our school colors are NAVY, SCARLET, and SILVER.
Our school motto is "THE STRENGTH OF THE PACK IS THE WOLF; THE STRENGTH OF THE WOLF IS THE PACK"
Ramona High School was opened in 1956, and graduated its’ first class in 1958. More than 33% of each graduating class applies to, and is accepted into 4-year colleges and universities, and more than 24% of each graduating class attends a 2-year community college. Ramona also boasts a nationally acclaimed band that has been featured in major motion pictures, television & commercials worldwide. Ramona has been designated as a “National Demonstration School” for the AVID Program and hosts visitors from around the world. Ramona High School is home to the largest campus in Riverside Unified School District covering 55 acres, and has a stadium and full-sized performing arts theatre.
Our mascot is the RAM.
Our school colors are NAVY, COLUMBIA BLUE, and WHITE.
Our school motto is "??????"
Our mascot is the RAM.
Our school colors are NAVY, COLUMBIA BLUE, and WHITE.
Our school motto is "??????"
Riverside Polytechnic High School traces its heritage from 1887, when the newly formed city of Riverside needed higher education for the community. The first joint elementary and high school's first graduating class in 1890 comprised seven students—four girls and three boys. Eugenie Fuller was its principal. When classes grew too large in 1902, a new co-educational high school building was constructed on Ninth Street between Lemon and Lime Streets, and the original 14th Street building became the Grant School, serving grades 3–8.
In 1910, Riverside High School's enrollment was approximately 500 students, and new facilities were required. In 1911, the genders were separated, creating a Girls High School at the Ninth Street building, and the Polytechnic High School for boys at a newly constructed campus on Terracina Avenue. Fuller continued as principal of the Girls High School, and Mr. J.E. McKown was appointed principal of the Riverside Polytechnic High School.
In 1916, the Polytechnic High School began offering postgraduate classes. The Riverside Junior College District was formed in 1920, and the Riverside Junior College (RCC) moved out of the high school to an adjacent property.
In 1965, Poly separated from the junior college campus and a site on the corner of Central and Victoria Avenues was built, along with a high school on Third Street and Chicago Avenue, named North High. Both high schools opened their doors in September 1965, with the Victoria site keeping the traditional name of Riverside Polytechnic High School.
Our mascot is the BEAR.
Our school colors are ORANGE and GREEN.
Our school motto is "BEAR PRIDE: PASSION, RESPECT, INTEGRITY, DETERMINATION, EXTRAORDINARY"
In 1910, Riverside High School's enrollment was approximately 500 students, and new facilities were required. In 1911, the genders were separated, creating a Girls High School at the Ninth Street building, and the Polytechnic High School for boys at a newly constructed campus on Terracina Avenue. Fuller continued as principal of the Girls High School, and Mr. J.E. McKown was appointed principal of the Riverside Polytechnic High School.
In 1916, the Polytechnic High School began offering postgraduate classes. The Riverside Junior College District was formed in 1920, and the Riverside Junior College (RCC) moved out of the high school to an adjacent property.
In 1965, Poly separated from the junior college campus and a site on the corner of Central and Victoria Avenues was built, along with a high school on Third Street and Chicago Avenue, named North High. Both high schools opened their doors in September 1965, with the Victoria site keeping the traditional name of Riverside Polytechnic High School.
Our mascot is the BEAR.
Our school colors are ORANGE and GREEN.
Our school motto is "BEAR PRIDE: PASSION, RESPECT, INTEGRITY, DETERMINATION, EXTRAORDINARY"