How to Contact or Enroll at Riverside High School (catclass.net)

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Riverside High School lists three direct contact channels: visit 400 Riverside Drive, Millbrook, CA; call (714) 555-0192; or email [email protected]. For enrollment, the site's navigation includes an "Enroll Now" link and a "Contact" page, and the News and Events sections are the places to watch for admissions-related updates. These details come from the school's own homepage; the site does not publish an online application form, tuition figures, or enrollment deadlines, so you will need to confirm those directly with the school.

Contact Details at a Glance

Channel Detail
Address 400 Riverside Drive, Millbrook, CA
Phone (714) 555-0192
Email [email protected]
Website catclass.net
Social Facebook, Twitter/X, Instagram (linked from the homepage)

The homepage also identifies the principal as Dr. Margaret Holloway, which is useful if you need to address correspondence to a specific office.

How to Reach the School

  1. Choose your channel. For quick questions about hours or directions, call (714) 555-0192. For document requests or anything you want in writing, email [email protected]. For a campus visit, use the Millbrook address above.
  2. State your purpose up front. Say whether you are asking about enrollment, a transcript, an event, or a general inquiry so the message reaches the right staff member.
  3. Expect a follow-up rather than an instant answer. The site does not list office hours or response times, so plan around a short wait, especially outside the school year.

How to Start Enrollment

The homepage navigation includes an Enroll Now link alongside Home, About, Academics, Athletics, News, Events, and Contact. That link is the intended starting point for prospective families.

  1. Open catclass.net and select Enroll Now from the top navigation.
  2. If the enrollment page does not answer your question, use Contact to reach the admissions office directly by phone or email.
  3. Check News and Events before you apply. Schools typically post open-house dates, registration windows, and information sessions there, and the site describes these sections as part of its regular updates.

The site does not specify whether enrollment is open to students outside Millbrook, what documents are required, or whether there is an application fee. Ask those questions directly rather than assuming.

What the School Says About Itself

A few published figures help you judge fit before you call:

  • 2,400+ students enrolled
  • 97% graduation rate
  • $4.2M in scholarships awarded
  • 8:1 student–faculty ratio
  • Founded in 1952

The school describes itself as a public high school and outlines six academic pillars: Classical Humanities, Science Engineering, Visual and Performing Arts, Computer Science and AI, World Languages and IB, and Leadership. If your question is about a specific program, mention it in your first message so staff can route you correctly.

Common Stumbling Points

  • No published application portal. The site points to "Enroll Now" but does not show an online form, so do not wait for one to appear; contact the school.
  • No listed office hours or deadlines. Confirm both by phone before visiting or mailing documents.
  • No pricing information. The site does not state tuition or fees, and nothing on the page should be read as confirming that enrollment is free.
  • Email vs. phone. Use email when you need a record of the exchange; use the phone when timing matters.