Class of 2015 Circle Challenge

Class of 2015! It’s hard to believe it’s been a decade since you crossed the stage at Flinn Stadium—graduates filled with pride and ready to shape the future as Quincy Blue Devils. Today, you have the opportunity to come together once again—not just to reconnect, but to create a lasting legacy for the next generation of Blue Devils.

By raising $10,000, your class can establish a permanent endowed fund—your Class Circle—dedicated to supporting Quincy Public Schools students for years to come. This fund will provide essential resources including technology access, arts and music education, athletics, mental health support, and career and college readiness.

Your Class Circle has not yet been started, but it begins with you. Every gift—big or small—lays the foundation for long-term impact and helps ensure future Blue Devils have the opportunities they deserve.

Your senior year was filled with unforgettable moments. Whether you were on stage performing, competing in athletics, serving as student leaders, or simply making memories with friends in classrooms and hallways, the Class of 2015 made its mark with resilience, talent, and Blue Devil pride.

The world you graduated into was also full of change and cultural moments. In June 2015, the U.S. Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage nationwide, a landmark ruling in the fight for equality. The world mourned the loss of civil rights icon John Lewis, and global awareness of issues like climate change, racial justice, and public health began to shape a new generation of activism.

Pop culture made headlines everywhere. Star Wars: The Force Awakens brought the galaxy back to life, becoming one of the highest-grossing films of all time. Taylor Swift, Drake, and Adele dominated playlists, while Uptown Funk had everyone dancing. Netflix’s Making a Murderer sparked intense online debate, and Hamilton debuted on Broadway, blending history and hip-hop into a cultural phenomenon.

In sports, the New England Patriots won the Super Bowl, the Golden State Warriors captured their first NBA title in 40 years, and the Kansas City Royals took home the World Series trophy. On the world stage, the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team claimed victory in the FIFA Women’s World Cup, led by stars like Carli Lloyd and Abby Wambach.

Technology surged forward too. The Apple Watch launched in 2015, changing how we connect and track our lives. Instagram reached 400 million users, Snapchat became a daily habit, and “on-demand” became a lifestyle—from streaming to rideshares.

Now it’s your turn to shape what comes next. By supporting your Class Circle, you’ll help fund meaningful opportunities for students and ensure that the legacy of the Class of 2015 lives on at QHS. In doing so, you also celebrate the experiences and memories that defined your QHS journey. Let’s show that the Class of 2015 remains united, generous, and committed to empowering the next generation of Blue Devils.