Mrs. Miller's class had the opportunity to travel to Trine University to experience their “Impact your Future” day. Students had the opportunity to learn about different engineering degree options and job possibilities. Sessions included topics such as forensic science fingerprinting, biomedical engineering and making prosthetic fingers.
Quincy Community Schools has placed a bond proposal on the May 5, 2026, ballot, and we invite community members to learn more about what is being considered. Information can be found on our website (www.quincyschools.org/page/bond). The available information includes project details, estimated tax impact, and answers to frequently asked questions.
We also invite you to attend one of our upcoming community information meetings. The meetings will include a summary of facility needs, an overview of proposed projects, financial impact information, and building tours. Please join us on Monday, March 2nd, in the Jennings Elementary School Cafeteria and on Thursday, March 12th, in the Middle School Cafeteria. Both of the meetings will begin at 6:30 p.m. We hope you will join us to learn more and ask questions. Community input and understanding are important as voters consider this proposal.
If you have questions, please contact Superintendent John Denney at denneyj@quincyschools.org or at 517-639-7141.
Go Orioles!
Jennings Annual Third and Fourth Grade Career Day was held today! Thank you BACC for sharing with our students!
So much fun at McTeacher Night! Thanks for joining us and supporting our outreach and community events!
Students in Ms. Curran's Second Grade Classroom celebrating their study of Greek Mythology
Congratulations Jennings' Star Students!
This week in Mrs. McLean's Probability & Statistics class, students designed and ran a Barbie Bungee investigation! They collected data from small-scale classroom trials, and used that data to create a prediction equation for how many rubber bands would be needed to get Barbie as close to the ground as possible without hitting it. Students then tested their predictions on a larger scale to see how accurate their estimates were.
Great teamwork, data analysis, and real-world problem solving in action!
Great teamwork, data analysis, and real-world problem solving in action!
We hope everyone is having a fantastic Friday! Yesterday, our QMS students (and a class from the HS) enjoyed having Alex Melendez from the Michigan Storm Chasers speak to them about weather and storm chasing. Alex presented on a variety of topics, ranging from how he became interested in meteorology and what that can look like for students, to weather phenomena and safety. The students were then given a chance to ask questions during a Q & A session. Alex made sure to answer everyone's questions, even the bonus ones as students were leaving.
Our students were amazing audience members and great scientific thinkers with their questions. The 5th and 6th grade teams enjoyed the first presentation, while the 7th and 8th graders participated in the second session. Alex was impressed by their attentiveness and questioning.
We want to thank Mr. Miller, our 6th grade science teacher, for setting this up. We also want to express our gratitude to Breco for sponsoring such a cool opportunity for our students!
Mrs. Karney has been meeting with Junior students this week, planning their future schedules.
Students were given their current transcript with addition of their future class choices.
If you have any questions in regards to your student's future classes you can reach out to Mrs. Karney at karneyb@quincyschools.org
Students were given their current transcript with addition of their future class choices.
If you have any questions in regards to your student's future classes you can reach out to Mrs. Karney at karneyb@quincyschools.org
The last chance to purchase a Quincy High School PERSONALIZED yearbook will be February 27th! All personalized yearbooks must be ordered online at www.jostensyearbooks.com
Not sure if you've ordered a yearbook?
You can always check your order status here:
https://www.jostens.com/customer.../yearbook-order-tracking
Not sure if you've ordered a yearbook?
You can always check your order status here:
https://www.jostens.com/customer.../yearbook-order-tracking
Talk about strawberry sweetness! Students district wide were treated to a strawberry shortcake donut breakfast in celebration of Valentine's Day. May everyone have a fabulous weekend!!
QHS Bowling hosted former Big 8 rival and perennial powerhouse Jonesville on Monday at Midway Lanes for Senior Night.
The undefeated Comets took game one of baker play but the Orioles responded taking game two and overall totals for the boys. The girls battled hard and just missed capturing the wins in both bakers.
On the boys side it was all Jonesville in singles action with just two Orioles scoring. Tyler White shot 192 to get his Senior Night point, while Brody Carroll continued to cruise going 207 in game two to lead the O's. Quincy boys lost the match 22-8.
On the girls side, Elizabeth Craig went off for a season and career high 171 on her Senior Night. Joining in on the scoring was Brookelyn Parker with a 98, and Ally Janssen with a 181. In game two Parker scored again with a 85 while Janssen went 162. The O's dropped the match 25-5.
Quincy Bowling honored Seniors Elizabeth Craig and Tyler White who have been a huge part of the programs success. Also joining on Senior Night were "sub" bowlers Piper Craig and Brookelyn Parker. With a shorthanded team this season these two have filled in when needed and will continue to help as we head to Conference and Regional competition.
The undefeated Comets took game one of baker play but the Orioles responded taking game two and overall totals for the boys. The girls battled hard and just missed capturing the wins in both bakers.
On the boys side it was all Jonesville in singles action with just two Orioles scoring. Tyler White shot 192 to get his Senior Night point, while Brody Carroll continued to cruise going 207 in game two to lead the O's. Quincy boys lost the match 22-8.
On the girls side, Elizabeth Craig went off for a season and career high 171 on her Senior Night. Joining in on the scoring was Brookelyn Parker with a 98, and Ally Janssen with a 181. In game two Parker scored again with a 85 while Janssen went 162. The O's dropped the match 25-5.
Quincy Bowling honored Seniors Elizabeth Craig and Tyler White who have been a huge part of the programs success. Also joining on Senior Night were "sub" bowlers Piper Craig and Brookelyn Parker. With a shorthanded team this season these two have filled in when needed and will continue to help as we head to Conference and Regional competition.
Join us in congratulating the following students who earned Honors- 3.0-3.49 for the first semester! Your hard work pays off - Way to go!
Join us in congratulating the following students who earned High Honors -3.5 and above for the first semester! We are so proud of your hard work and dedication—keep up the amazing work!
Quincy Varsity Bowling went on an adventure Wednesday traveling to Joey Armadillos to take on Brandywine.
In boys action Quincy took baker one, 163-123 but struggled to mark in baker two dropping that game by just 1 pin 137-138. Quincy took overall totals and the 6-4 lead headed to singles.
In singles action Quincy captured another 7 points with Brody Carroll (163), Ethan Janssen (147), and Tyler White (189) all scoring. Quincy took the win 779-741.
In game two it was a back and forth match with both teams marking. Quincy was lead by Carroll, whos hot hand lead all bowlers on the night with a 225. Westin Parker scored with a 143, and Drew Carlisle with a 156. Quincy won game two 884-846 and the match 22-8.
"The score doesn't always paint the full picture. This was a back and forth match that could have went the other way in just a couple frames. It was a total team effort with every boy scoring in singles action. Brody really showed up in game two and captured the win for us" Coach Craig
In girls action the Lady O's battled shorthanded. Despite having just 4 bowlers Quincy threw some decent baker scores going 123 and 138. In singles action Ally Janssen again lead the Os and all bowlers on the night going 166 and 174 scoring Quincy's two points. The O's dropped the match 28-2.
Quincy is back in action on Monday for Senior Night at Midway Lanes vs Jonesville.
In boys action Quincy took baker one, 163-123 but struggled to mark in baker two dropping that game by just 1 pin 137-138. Quincy took overall totals and the 6-4 lead headed to singles.
In singles action Quincy captured another 7 points with Brody Carroll (163), Ethan Janssen (147), and Tyler White (189) all scoring. Quincy took the win 779-741.
In game two it was a back and forth match with both teams marking. Quincy was lead by Carroll, whos hot hand lead all bowlers on the night with a 225. Westin Parker scored with a 143, and Drew Carlisle with a 156. Quincy won game two 884-846 and the match 22-8.
"The score doesn't always paint the full picture. This was a back and forth match that could have went the other way in just a couple frames. It was a total team effort with every boy scoring in singles action. Brody really showed up in game two and captured the win for us" Coach Craig
In girls action the Lady O's battled shorthanded. Despite having just 4 bowlers Quincy threw some decent baker scores going 123 and 138. In singles action Ally Janssen again lead the Os and all bowlers on the night going 166 and 174 scoring Quincy's two points. The O's dropped the match 28-2.
Quincy is back in action on Monday for Senior Night at Midway Lanes vs Jonesville.
NOTICE OF RELOCATION OF REGULAR BOARD MEETING
The Regular Board Meeting will be held on February 9, 2026 at 6:30 p.m. in the High School Library.
*The regular meeting was rescheduled to February 9th at the January Board Meeting.
For more information on school board meetings please visit:
https://www.quincyschools.org/page/board-of-education
The Regular Board Meeting will be held on February 9, 2026 at 6:30 p.m. in the High School Library.
*The regular meeting was rescheduled to February 9th at the January Board Meeting.
For more information on school board meetings please visit:
https://www.quincyschools.org/page/board-of-education
Brookelyn, a QHS Senior, and Clare, a QHS Junior, were guest speakers today in Mr. Barnes's afternoon health classes at QMS. They came in to talk about high school life and being good leaders. Both girls are extremely involved at Quincy High School, and both have been great role models for our future high schoolers.
QHS boys bowling faced off against Burr Oak on Monday night at Midway Lanes.
Quincy struggled to string marks together in baker play capturing 4 of the 10 baker points. Headed in to singles the O's put the foot on the gas and never looked back. All 5 Quincy bowlers took game one singles and overall totals. In game two it was much of the same as the O's saw 4 of the 5 take their points, taking game two, and overall totals on the night.
The star of the show was Quincy girls anchor Ally Janssen who bowled with the boys since Burr Oak does not have a girls team. Ally anchored the boys team on the night and took down Burr Oaks 5 spot in both matches.
The O's shot 775 and 817 to Burr Oaks 569 and 692. Quincy won the match 23-7
Brody Carroll 135,143
Westin Parker 125,121
Ally Janssen 183,193
Drew Carlisle 189,181
Tyler White 143,179
Quincy struggled to string marks together in baker play capturing 4 of the 10 baker points. Headed in to singles the O's put the foot on the gas and never looked back. All 5 Quincy bowlers took game one singles and overall totals. In game two it was much of the same as the O's saw 4 of the 5 take their points, taking game two, and overall totals on the night.
The star of the show was Quincy girls anchor Ally Janssen who bowled with the boys since Burr Oak does not have a girls team. Ally anchored the boys team on the night and took down Burr Oaks 5 spot in both matches.
The O's shot 775 and 817 to Burr Oaks 569 and 692. Quincy won the match 23-7
Brody Carroll 135,143
Westin Parker 125,121
Ally Janssen 183,193
Drew Carlisle 189,181
Tyler White 143,179
