This video highlights the real impact of bringing hands-on visual art, poetry, and dance instruction into the classrooms of Riverside County’s juvenile court schools.
Court School
The Court School provides a comprehensive instructional program for students in juvenile facilities operated by Riverside County Probation. Court School enrollment is reflected in the number of youth detained in the Riverside County Juvenile Justice system. Riverside County Probation operates three juvenile halls (Riverside, Southwest, and Indio) and one Youth Treatment Education Center (AMC YTEC) in Riverside. Court School is in session year round.
The Court School received a six-year term of accreditation by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) in 2018 and provides students with curriculum, instruction, and assessment to ensure that students graduate from high school well prepared for college and careers. The instructional program is focused on the California (Common Core) State Standards along with rigorous and relevant learning activities that include project-based learning, high-impact classroom strategies and routines, Positive Behavioral Supports and Intervention (PBIS) with restorative practices, inter-disciplinary thematic lessons, and literacy across the curriculum. Students are enrolled in UC a-g courses and dual enrollment courses. Students are supported by systems to assess college/career/workforce readiness skills and have opportunities to complete the High School Equivalency Test (HiSET).
2025 Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP)
2024-2025 Parent/Student Handbook (English) | (Spanish)
Facility Name |
Address |
Phone |
| Alan M. Crogan Youth Treatment and Education Center Court School | 10000 County Farm Road Riverside, CA 92503 |
(951) 358-7402 |
| Lawrence F. Smith Court School | 47-665 Oasis Street Indio, CA 92201 |
(760) 863-3135 |
| Southwest Court School | 30755-C Auld Road Murrieta, CA 92563 |
(951) 600-6790 |
Court School Videos
From Locked Doors to Open Minds: How Art Transforms Incarcerated Youth
"I Had To Be Locked Up To Learn" - RCOE Juvenile Court School Gives Students A Chance At Success
Learn about the RCOE Court School, our partnership with Riverside County Probation, and our collective impact on students.
Vote California
In compliance with the Student Voter Registration Act of 2003, the Riverside County Office of Education will make voter registration and pre-registration information available to all graduating students. Voter registration cards will be available in English, Spanish, Chinese, Hindi, Japanese, Khmer, Korean, Tagalog, Thai, and Vietnamese. These cards will be made available throughout the school year and can be picked up from your school site. The Riverside County Office of Education voter registration designee is Brian Sousa, bsousa@rcoe.us. Voter registration information can be accessed on the California Secretary of State website.
Contact
Arthur Kimball
Principal - L.F. Smith/Alan M. Crogan
akimball@rcoe.us
(951) 358-4828
Yvette Rosales
Principal - Southwest
ynrosales@rcoe.us
(951) 249-8700
Report Abuse
Mandated reporting of child abuse or elder dependent adult abuse