Class of 1960 Circle Challenge
Established Circle of Investment
Class of 1960! It’s hard to believe it’s been more than six decades since you walked across the stage as proud Quincy Blue Devils, stepping into a world filled with both tradition and change. Today, you have a meaningful opportunity to come together once again—this time, to create a lasting legacy through the Class Circles Challenge.
Thanks to the incredible generosity of an individual from your class, the Class of 1960 Circle is now fully funded at the $10,000 goal! This fund, inspired by the lifelong impact Quincy Public Schools had on your generation, is active and growing—ready to make a real and lasting difference for today’s students. But this is just the beginning.
Let’s keep the momentum going.
Every additional donation strengthens the fund and expands its reach. Each gift helps build a stronger, more supported school system—one where students, teachers, and all members of the QPS family are empowered to help young people thrive.
Your senior year unfolded during a time of defining events. In 1960, the nation looked to the future as John F. Kennedy launched a bold presidential campaign, while the Civil Rights Movement gained strength through courageous acts of peaceful protest. Families across the country gathered around black-and-white televisions to watch Leave It to Beaver, and teenagers danced to the latest hits from Elvis Presley.
Culturally and historically, 1960 was a turning point—and so were you. At Quincy High, your class embodied the hope, discipline, and post-war optimism of the era. Whether in the classroom, on stage, in athletics, or through community service, the Class of 1960 stood out for its character, leadership, and deep commitment to one another.
Now it’s time to rally that spirit once more.
Reach out to your classmates—teammates, performers, student leaders, and lifelong friends—and invite them to be part of the Class Circles Challenge. Every gift, no matter the size, helps grow your Class Circle’s legacy. Progress can be tracked online as you move closer to your next milestone.
Your support will fund vital programs for today’s students—enhancing access to technology, arts and music education, athletics, mental health resources, and career readiness. Your generosity ensures that the values and opportunities you experienced in 1960 continue to uplift future generations of Blue Devils.
Together, we can turn our memories into momentum—and our legacy into opportunity. Let’s build the Class of 1960 Circle and continue making a difference, just like we always have!
Join us in building the Class of 1960 Circle—and let our legacy live on.
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Funding in Action
Grants & Initiatives Supported Through This Circle of Investment
- GRANTED IN 2025-2026
Intramural Basketball & Cheer at Iles Elementary
$950
Funding for an afterschool programIles Elementary School • 3rd - 5th Grade • 50 Students Impacted - GRANTED IN 2025-2026
Kitchen Ovens
$3,080
New ovens for the QJHS cooking classroomQuincy Junior High School • 6th - 8th Grade • 320 Students Impacted - GRANTED IN 2024-2025
Stand Up Desks for District Principals
$2,500
A mobile desk for each principal, allowing them to take their work to the students.All District, Baldwin Elementary School, Denman Elementary School, Early Childhood & Family Center, Iles Elementary School, Lincoln-Douglas Elementary School, Quincy Area Vocational Technical Center, Quincy Junior High School, Quincy Senior High School, Rooney Elementary School, The Academy • Pre-K - 12th Grade • 6500 Students Impacted
GRANTED IN 2024-2025Giving Students the Tools to Experience the Wonders of Astronomy
$3,427.01
Materials and equipment to launch a new class at QHSQuincy Senior High School • 11th & 12th Grade • 77 Students Impacted
GRANTED IN 2025-2026“Mirrors on Wheels” Transform Rehearsals for Performing Arts
$6,501.90
Rehearsal equipment for the QHS Show ChoirQuincy Senior High School • 9th - 12th Grade • 200 Students Impacted
GRANTED IN 2025-2026Dash Robots & Curriculum
$7,267
Stem equipment for elementary classroomsDenman Elementary School • 3rd Grade • 85 Students Impacted
