Engineering and Technology Academy/ ETA. Please visit the ETA webpage. Learn more about the ETA program from Mr. Staley, Assistant Principal Video Presentation.

Advancement Via Individual Determination. Discover what AVID has to offer.

In Our Own Words - Hear from AVID Alumni

• AVID Presentation

Explore career fields through technical education. To learn more about the Innovations Pathways Program in the Worcester Public Schools visit the WPS website/ Innovation Pathways page.

• WPS Innovation Pathways Program Reference brochure

• Career Pathway Offerings

• Innovation Pathway Programs - Flyer

• Video Presentation

Hear from our Internship Coordinator and learn about the various internship opportunities available for Doherty Students

• Video Presentation

• Internship Company Recruiting Letter

• Student Internship Program Letter

The Early College Worcester Program (ECW) is a secondary/post-secondary partnership involving Worcester Public Schools (WPS), Quinsigamond Community College (QCC), and Worcester State University (WSU).

This program enables high school students to participate in college and career readiness activities and college credit course offerings. The activities and courses are offered at the high school or on the QCC or WSU campuses. Students earn college and high school credits at the same time and can graduate from high school with a high school diploma and at least 12 college credits.

• Early College Worcester Site

• Visit the DMHS Guidance Website for information on Early College and Dual Enrollment SLUG

Early College at Doherty

• 12 students in the class of 2021 were recognized for completing 12 or more college credits through the Early College Worcester.

• One of these students earned 21 college credits through the Early College Worcester program, all while serving as Doherty’s student representative at the School Committee, a position to which she devoted much time and effort.

• AP at Doherty

For more information visit the Worcester Public Schools Advanced Placement site.

• AP Course Descriptions from the College Board

• Video Presentation

The MA Seal of Biliteracy recognizes high school graduates who attain proficiency in two or more languages by high school graduation. The MA Seal of Biliteracy, adopted from the state, takes the form of a seal that appears on the transcript and diploma of the graduating senior. This recognition may be presented to colleges and future employers.

To learn more about the Seal of Biliteracy explore the WPS Seal of Biliteracy Brochure.

• In Our Own Words - Hear from one of our graduates who earned the Seal of Biliteracy

• Seal of Biliteracy Presentation