Archive for February 2026
QHS Class of 1988
40 Year: Class of 1988 Reunion Come celebrate with the Class of ’88! Can you believe it’s been 40 years since we graduated and walked into the world? It’s time to reconnect, reminisce, and raise a glass to everything we’ve done, and everything still to come! Save the Date: July 21 & 22, 2028 $88…
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50 Year: Class of 1976 Reunion Come celebrate with the Class of ’76! Can you believe it’s been 50 years since we graduated and walked into the world? It’s time to reconnect, reminisce, and raise a glass to everything we’ve done — and everything still to come! Save the Date: Friday, October 9 & Saturday,…
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20 Year: Class of 2006 Reunion Come celebrate with the Class of ’06! Can you believe it’s been 20 years since we walked across that stage and into the world? It’s time to reconnect, reminisce, and raise a glass to everything we’ve done — and everything still to come! We will be hosting a full weekend…
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Class of 2026 – The Challenge is ON! Are you ready to leave your legacy as proud Blue Devil alumni? It’s time for the Class of 2026 to make a lasting impact on Quincy Public Schools! Join the Class Circle Challenge and help secure a brighter future for generations of Blue Devils to come. What’s…
Read MoreA Gift of Books for Baldwin Kindergarten
A Facebook post, a generous donor, and new books helping Quincy’s youngest learners fall in love with reading. Sometimes, big change begins with a simple ask. Recently, Lindsay Struck, an Instructional Coach at Baldwin Elementary, shared a need online — hoping someone in the community might help provide new books and instructional resources for her…
Read More“Mirrors on Wheels” Transform Rehearsals for QHS Performing Arts Students
Grant-Funded Mirrors Help Students Rehearse with Confidence Before this year, students in Quincy High School’s show choir, pom, theatre, and dance programs had a familiar challenge: they could hear corrections, watch choreography being taught, and practice their routines—but they couldn’t always tell if they were actually performing the movements correctly. “Students were able to see…
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