United States (by State)
- Riverside High School (Lake City, Arkansas) — Lake City, Arkansas
- Riverside Polytechnic High School — Riverside, California
- Riverside Brookfield High School — Riverside, Illinois
- Riverside High School (Oakland, Iowa) — Oakland, Iowa
- Riverside High School (Avon, Mississippi) — Avon, Mississippi
- Riverside High School (New Jersey) — Riverside, New Jersey
- Riverside High School (Buffalo, New York) — Buffalo, New York
- Riverside High School (Durham, North Carolina) — Durham, North Carolina
- Riverside High School (Williamston, North Carolina) — Williamston, Martin County, North Carolina; former Williamston High School
- Riverside High School (De Graff, Ohio) — De Graff, Ohio
- Riverside High School (Painesville, Ohio) — Painesville, Ohio
- Riverside High School (Corvallis, Oregon) — Corvallis, Oregon
- Riverside Junior/Senior High School (Boardman, Oregon) — Boardman, Oregon
- Riverside High School (Ellwood City, Pennsylvania) — Ellwood City, Pennsylvania
- Riverside Junior/Senior High School (Taylor, Pennsylvania) — Taylor, Pennsylvania
- Riverside High School (South Carolina) — Greer, South Carolina
- Riverside High School (Decaturville, Tennessee) — Decaturville, Tennessee
- Carter-Riverside High School — Fort Worth, Texas
- Riverside High School (El Paso, Texas) — El Paso, Texas
- Auburn Riverside High School — Auburn, Washington
- Riverside High School (Chattaroy, Washington) — Chattaroy, Washington
- Riverside High School (West Virginia) — Quincy, West Virginia; postal address Belle, West Virginia
- Riverside University High School — Milwaukee, Wisconsin
- Riverside High School (Wyoming) — Basin, Wyoming
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