Dr. Albert D. Holland High School of Technology

Dr. Albert D. Holland High School of Technology

Public High School | Grade 9-12
60 Washington St,  Dorchester, MA
Boston Public Schools
3.3
1.7
395 Students
C+
Niche Grade

School Details

Head of School
Dr. Artis C. Street
Student Teacher Ratio
10:1
Average SAT Score
1000
Average ACT Score
21
Math Proficiency
8%
Reading Proficiency
6%
Average GPA
3.12
Graduation Rate
82%

Niche Grade

C
Academics
A-
Teachers
C+
College Prep
B
Administration
B+
Resources/Facilities
C+
Clubs and Activities
B
Sports
C+
Food
Source: Niche
Niche Grades

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Niche Grade Details

Academics
Average GPA
3.12
Reading Proficiency
6%
Math Proficiency
8%
Teachers
Student Teacher Ratio
10:1
Teachers
41
Full Time Teachers
41
Teachers in First or Second Year
3%
College Prep
Average SAT
1000
Math
500
Verbal
500
Average ACT
21
Math
20
English
22
Reading
21
Science
20
Number of AP Courses
5
AP Pass Rate
7%
AP Math Enrollment
Very High
AP Science Enrollment
Very Low
Other AP Enrollment
Average
Clubs and Activities
Girls Athletic Participation
Very Low
Boys Athletic Participation
Very Low

GreatSchools Rating

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GreatSchools Rating
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Test Scores

Math
0%
State Average
8%
Science
0%
State Average
8%
GreatSchools Test Scores Rating
GreatSchools
The Test Score Rating reflects annual state test results for this school compared with scores statewide.

Teachers and Staff

Students Per Counselor
88:1

Student Diversity

Male
55.3%
Female
44.7%
Black
52.9%
Hispanic
37.6%
Asian
3.6%
Two or more races
3%
White
2.7%
Native American
<1%

Specialty School Programs

AP Programs Offered
IB Programs Offered
Free/Reduced Lunch Offered
Athletics Program

Colleges Students are Considering

Students are most interested in or go on to attend these colleges.
University of Massachusetts Boston 102 Students
Boston University 50 Students
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth 49 Students
Suffolk University 39 Students
Northeastern University 38 Students
Bridgewater State University 36 Students
University of Massachusetts Amherst 35 Students
Boston College 32 Students
Bunker Hill Community College 31 Students
Framingham State University 25 Students

What Students Want to Study

Niche users from this school are most interested in the following majors.
Biology 20 Students
Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Administration 20 Students
Psychology 18 Students
Business 17 Students
Nursing 17 Students
Computer Science 12 Students
Chemistry 11 Students
Pre-Medicine Studies 9 Students
Electrical Engineering 8 Students
Biotechnology 8 Students

This School’s Reviews

Niche Reviews
3.3 49 Reviews
1.0 Freshman
7/20/2024
My overall experience with this school was ok and boring at the same time. The only one two good things are the education is really good and some of the teachers are good. If you have a unique type of cool personality, you won't probably find your people in this school, but there is a chance you'll. Overall, the school is very bad.
3.0 NicheUser
12/13/2022
The school was good for what it needed to be, they tried their best and that is what matters. The years being there I felt safe since they did care about the safety of the kids, but mentally it was lacking. Overall they were able to make it a good experience for what it was.
3.0 Senior
10/20/2022
I like how Burke gives the student opportunities for college. They could approve their rules and restrictions.
GreatSchools Reviews
1.7 3 Reviews
3.0 student
6/2/2008
1.0 teacher
4/29/2008
1.0 other
4/2/2008

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Dr. Albert D. Holland High School of Technology is a public school for students in grades 9-12 in Dorchester, MA and is served by the Boston Public Schools in Massachusetts. Annual tuition is $0. The school has a total enrollment of 395 and maintains a student-teacher ratio of 10:1. Academic records show that 8% of students achieve proficiency in math, and 6% are proficient in reading. Dr. Albert D. Holland High School of Technology has received feedback and ratings, with a Niche grade of C+ and a GreatSchools Rating of 2 out of 10. The average GPA is 3.12, the graduation rate is 82%, and average standardized test scores include an SAT score of 1000 and an ACT score of 21. The average home value in this area is $744,256. Discover additional schools in the area, like Boston Latin Academy, Dr. William W. Henderson Inclusion School, John D. O’Bryant School, and more. Learn more about what Dorchester has to offer, and browse homes for sale and for rent near Dr. Albert D. Holland High School of Technology.

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