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Worcester Schools Honors Record Number Of Biliteracy Award Winners

The school district honored more than 300 multilingual and biliterate high school seniors.

Elizabeth Abeka-Bannerman (left) and Danielle Oppong (right) of North High School hold their Massachusetts State Seal of Biliteracy with Distinction certificate and medal following Worcester Public Schools’ annual Seal of Biliteracy Ceremony on (Kyle Prudhomme/Worcester Public Schools)

WORCESTER, MA — Worcester Public Schools honored more than 300 multilingual and biliterate high school seniors Monday at its annual Massachusetts State Seal of Biliteracy ceremony at Doherty Memorial High School.

The district recognized a record 232 students with the Massachusetts State Seal of Biliteracy, including 40 awards with distinction, during the May 18 ceremony. Worcester Public Schools also recognized 100 additional students with its Pathway Award. District officials said this year's group represented 24 languages.

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You can find a complete list of the students awarded below.

The Seal of Biliteracy is awarded to graduating seniors who demonstrate high functional and academic proficiency in English and at least one other world language. The distinction recognizes students who show advanced proficiency and fluency in English and at least one other language.

The award appears as a seal on a student's diploma or transcript and can be used as a credential for college admissions and future employers.

Worcester Public Schools said the program has grown steadily in recent years. A total of 122 students earned the seal in 2022-23, followed by 210 in 2023-24 and 216 in 2024-25, according to the district. The 232 awards in 2025-26 mark the highest total in the program's eight-year history in Worcester.

"Seeing the Seal of Biliteracy program grow to a record-breaking 232 students this year is a significant milestone for our district," Superintendent Brian E. Allen said. "This growth represents our ongoing investment in multilingual education and the tireless commitment of our staff. It also reflects the drive of our students to pursue academic challenges that provide a distinct advantage upon their graduation. We are proud to celebrate these scholars and the diversity that strengthens our city."

The district's Pathway Award is a Worcester-specific recognition for seniors who reach an intermediate-mid proficiency level in a language other than English.

The ceremony also featured remarks from Burncoat High School senior Gloria Akosua Agyapong-Adumatta, who earned the Massachusetts Seal of Biliteracy with Distinction in Twi. In her speech, Agyapong-Adumatta said multilingualism helps build community and bridge cultural divides.

"Receiving this award represents not only my growth, but also the journey of learning languages and how they help us connect not just with ourselves, but with others as well," Agyapong-Adumatta said.

Here's a complete list of the students who received the honor, not including names of students whose parents or guardians opted out of media consent:

Burncoat High School

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Claremont Academy

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Doherty Memorial High School

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Gerald Creamer Center

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North High School

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South High Community School

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University Park Campus School

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Worcester Technical High School

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