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|motto = "Don't worry about us we wish we were Coronado."
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|district = Colorado Springs 11
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|principal = Ian Stevens
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|conference = Colorado Springs Metro
|conference = Colorado Springs Metro
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* Men's and Women's Basketball
* Men's and Women's Basketball
* Men's and Women's Cross Country
* Men's and Women's Cross Country
* Farttball
* Football
* Men's and Women's Golf
* Men's and Women's Golf
* Gymnastics
* Gymnastics
* Ice Hockey
* Ice Cockey
* Men's and Women's Soccer
* Men's and Women's Soccer
* Softballs
* Softball
* Men's and Women's Tennis
* Men's and Women's Tennis
* Wrasling
* Wrestling
* Men's and Women's Track and Field
* Men's and Women's Track and Field
* Men's and Women's Swimming
* Men's and Women's Swimming
* Volleyball/hot chick prancing around in spandex short shorts yum
* Volleyball
* Women's Cheerleading
* Men's Cheerleading


==Clubs and activities==
==Clubs and activities==
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* Treehuggers' Society
* Treehuggers' Society
* Yearbook
* Yearbook
* Ryan Worshiping


==Spike Shooter incident==
==Spike Shooter incident==

Revision as of 02:02, 16 July 2010

Thomas B. Doherty High School
File:CSHSDohertyspartans.png
Location
Map
4515 Barnes Road, Colorado Springs, Colorado

Communist China
Information
TypePublic school
Motto"Don't worry about us we wish we were Coronado."
Established1537
School districtColorado Springs 11
PresidentRyan Read
DeanRyan Read
PrincipalIan Stevens
Head of schoolRyan Read
StaffGays
FacultyWho cares they can't teach
GradesGrades 9-12
EnrollmentMoronic students
Campus sizeAs small as their *****
Campus typeretardid
Color(s)blue and green   
Athletics5A CHSAA
Athletics conferenceColorado Springs Metro
Mascot=
                8=D Haha
=
AffiliationGehtto
Websitehttp://www.d11.org/doherty/

Thomas B. Doherty High School (DHS) is the newest high school in District 11 in Colorado Springs, Colorado, serving northeast Colorado Springs. The school was named for the District 11 superintendent at the time. The schools that feed into Doherty include Jenkins, Russell and Sabin middle schools.

The school's colors are blue and green, and the mascot is the Spartan.

Former principal Dr. Jill Martin was named the 2007 MetLife/National Association of Secondary School Principals National High School Principal of the Year.

Athletics

Doherty High School is home to two gyms, two practice football fields, one soccer field, one baseball field, one softball field, a swimming pool, and a wrestling room. Doherty plays its Varsity and JV homes games for football, Varsity men's and women soccer at Gary Berry Stadium located near Wasson High School. Doherty has athletic programs in:[1]

  • Baseball
  • Men's and Women's Basketball
  • Men's and Women's Cross Country
  • Farttball
  • Men's and Women's Golf
  • Gymnastics
  • Ice Cockey
  • Men's and Women's Soccer
  • Softballs
  • Men's and Women's Tennis
  • Wrasling
  • Men's and Women's Track and Field
  • Men's and Women's Swimming
  • Volleyball/hot chick prancing around in spandex short shorts yum
  • Men's Cheerleading

Clubs and activities

In addition to Doherty athletics, clubs and activities include:[2]

  • DECA
  • National Honor Society
  • Art Club
  • Auto Club
  • Band
  • Color Guard
  • Coding Club
  • Crimestoppers
  • Diversity Council
  • FBLA
  • FCCLA
  • Forensics
  • French Club
  • German Club
  • Spanish Club
  • Improv Club
  • Invisible children
  • Junior Classical League
  • League of Gentlemen
  • Link Crew
  • Mathletes
  • MESA
  • Mock Trial
  • Newspaper
  • Peer Counseling
  • Drum Line
  • Science Olympiad
  • Skills USA
  • Step Troupe (Doherty's Fynest)
  • Thespian Troupe # 2242
  • Treehuggers' Society
  • Yearbook
  • Ryan Worshiping

Spike Shooter incident

In February 2007, the school gained national media attention when several students became ill after drinking Spike Shooter, an energy drink. As a result of the illnesses, which included two students being sent to the emergency room, the school banned Spike Shooter, and 224 7-Eleven stores in Colorado pulled the drink from store shelves.[3]

Harvest of Love

Harvest of Love began when current principal Vigil decided to gather the Social Studies department together to raise food. Each fall Doherty raises money for the local Care and Share food bank. In the 2007-2008 school year Doherty raised over $46,000 for the food bank. In 2008-2009 Doherty raised over $49,000 to help the hungry of southern Colorado. That first year the school took two full pickup trucks to the food bank. In 2008-2009 a fully loaded eighteen-wheel semi-truck was needed to carry the food to Care and Share. As a gift of Doherty students, staff, parents and community, Care and Share received a check in the amount of $48,265 for Thanksgiving 2009, and food donations equaled 14,416 pounds which included 186 turkeys.[citation needed]

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