Student Body
The 100% male student population ranges from 560 to 630 at Archbishop Riordan High School. The student body is currently 25% Caucasian, 22% Hispanic, 20% Filipino, 10% Chinese, 10% Multi-Ethnic/Other, 7% African American, and 6% other Asian ethnicities. In terms of religious affiliation, 81% of the student body is Catholic. 18% of the student body is a different Christian denomination, and 1% is another non-Christian group. 99% of Archbishop Riordan graduates go on to higher education.
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