Local students can get free school supplies from CAC! The program is open to school-age children of lower-income families who live in Sandy Springs. To qualify families must live in these zip code areas:

30327  – 30328  –  30342  –  30350

30338  –  30346  –   30360

CAC’s Tools for School program provides up to 1,000 students with new backpacks filled with school supplies appropriate for grade requirements.

Attention Class of 2021! 

Shila Pattni, Registrar  - Pattni@fultonschools.org

Tami Walton, Bookkeeper –Waltontm@fultonschools.org

Che Mack, Principal’s Assistant – Mackcm@fultonschools.org

All new student registrations should be completed online here. Once online registration has been completed, please send an email with the following information to Mrs. Pattni (pattni@fultonschools.org):

o Registration Confirmation Number

o Student Transcript**

o Course card (Grade level academic/elective course cards can be found here.) **

**Please scan documents and attach them to the email.  Pictures of documents are not accepted** Incomplete registrations will not be processed and will delay your enrollment.  Once all information has been received, Mrs. Pattni will email you a link to schedule a counselor conference. New student registrations will be processed on THURSDAYS only.

Counselors are off-contract during summer hours and will have limited to no access to emails. Please contact the main office in case of an emergency.

If you were not able to pick-up your yearbook or diploma, you will need to stop by the Riverwood summer school office at Heards Ferry Elementary during the office hours listed above. 

Request dual enrollment support and assistance from Mrs. Erica Joiner by clicking here.

Dual Enrollment Support Hours: T, W, Th 9-3

Valedictorian Hayes Miller is an International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme candidate and 2019 Harvard Prize Book Award recipient.  She was awarded the 2019 Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen prize by the Sandy Springs chapter.  Miller has served as chair of the Fulton County Youth Commission Health Committee for two years, helping to direct county-wide anti-drug activities and other health initiatives.  In 2018, she re-established and led Riverwood’s Science Olympiad and has served as a Student Government representative for all four years of high school. Miller is president of Riverwood’s Spanish National Honor Society, vice president of the Science National Honor Society, and president of Riverwood’s Model UN club.  She attended the Governor’s Honors Program in 2019, majoring in Social Studies. She also participated in Emory’s Migrant Farm Worker Program for two years, serving as a Spanish interpreter for nursing students who were administering healthcare to migrant workers in South Georgia. Miller will attend The University of Virginia as a prestigious Jefferson Scholar; she was selected for admission to the Echols Scholars Program and she plans to major in Biology.

Salutatorian Chandler McCleskey is an International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme candidate who serves as Riverwood student body president. He is president of the Riverwood chapter of Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) and vice-president of the Beta Club. McCleskey is a captain of the Varsity Lacrosse team, having played for four years. He also played football his freshmen and sophomore years.  McCleskey is the recipient of the 2019 Phi Beta Kappa Book Award and the Hugh O’Brien Youth Leadership Seminar Award.  He has earned numerous honors in FBLA competitions, including a second-place finish at Nationals, three Regional Winner designations, five state wins, and many other awards. He founded a sneaker and streetwear re-sale business and resold over $10,000 worth of merchandise.  McCleskey raised funds for hurricane victims in the Virgin Islands and currently volunteers with Hands Across Atlanta to feed the homeless.  He intends to study Economics or Business Administration in college and has received numerous acceptances and scholarships.

Congratulations to Neha Devineni for being named one of Georgia’s top two youth volunteers for the ⁦Prudential Spirit of Community Award for her outstanding volunteer service. 

Read her story and the nonprofit she started here. 

The annual event focused on ways to build more inclusive communities and included over 150 students from public and private high schools from around the Southeast. Read more.