Join the Jennings' Staff at the Quincy McDonalds on Feb 3, 2026!
Quincy High School is coming back strong (and warm!) with the start of Oriole Week 2026 on Monday! See flier for details!
With the club underway, students have begun showing their painting prowess on their first couple models. From base coats, to highlights, to dry rushing. They are learning all sorts of painting styles and techniques. They've even shown their creativity by using grass tufts to give their models some spiky hair!
Due to the weather, all Home/Away events scheduled for tonight (1/14) with Quincy High School have been cancelled.
We appreciate everyone’s understanding and will share updates regarding any rescheduled events as soon as they become available.
QHS Boys Bowling takes down Burr Oak 28.5 - 1.5
It was all Orioles on Monday night at Bronson Strike Zone as the O's faced off with Burr Oak Boys Bowling. Quincy jumped out to a quick 10 point lead after taking Baker play 134-119 and 149-122. Despite a slow start the Orioles went on to capture 4 head to head points in game one with Brody Carroll (154), Connor Stetler (145), Tyler White (157) and Drew Carlisle (198) all scoring. Quincy won game one 788-630. In game two the Orioles would take 4.5 points with White earning the tie with a 152. Carroll went 177, Carlisle 156, Ally Jannsen 164, and 1st year bowler Westin Parker took down the two handed Burr Oak anchor shooting 140 to his opponents 127. The O's went on to win game two 789-642.
It's that time again, the Warhammer Club has begun! Last week, students were introduced to war in the far future, and got to build their first two miniatures! Stay tuned for next week to see them start painting!
Thanks, Mr. Patrick, for bringing this back this year. Our kids are fortunate to have options for their various interests.
Each day we will spotlight one of the 2026 inductees.
Shannon Bair Lemke – 1996
To be a championship-caliber distance runner, one must have not only dedication but also discipline. Runners train throughout the year, not just during their season. They follow their training schedules regardless of outside activities or unfavorable weather conditions. Shannon was that type of athlete and reaped many rewards throughout her high school career as a distance runner and cross-country athlete.
Her accomplishments in Track for the Quincy Orioles include:
MHSAA State Meet Medalist: 3200m relay, 4th place 1995, 5th place 1996
MHSAA Academic All-State Individual: 1995, 1996
Big Eight Conference Champion Mile Run: 1996
Big Eight Conference Champion 2-Mile Relay: 1993, 1995, 1996
Quincy School Record Mile Run: 5:21.44, 1996
Quincy Invitational Meet Record: 5:33.7, 1996
Quincy School Record 2-Mile Relay: 10:24, 1993; 10:13.8, 1994; 10:08.7, 1995
Most Improved Distance Runner: 1994
Most Valuable Distance Runner: 1996
Track Century Club: 1994, 1995, 1996
Track Career 500 Club: 1995
Track Coach’s Award: 1995, 1996
Her accomplishments for Quincy Oriole Cross Country include:
Cross Country First Team Academic All-State Individual: 1994, 1995
MHSAA Cross Country All-Region: 1994
Big Eight Cross Country Individual Champion: 1995
Big Eight All-Conference Cross Country: 1992, 1994, 1995
Quincy Cross Country Most Improved: 1994
Quincy Cross Country MVP
Quincy Cross Country top ten fastest time: 10th 1992, 4th 1994, 3rd 1996
Quincy Cross Country 300 Mile Club: 1993, 1994, 1995
Quincy Cross Country Coach’s Award: 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995
The Branch County Early College program gives students the opportunity to earn free college credits while still in high school. Students will extend their high school experience in a “13 year” to earn one (or more) of the following: Substantial transferable college credits, A technical or career certificate, Associate Degree Michigan, Early Middle College Technical Certificate
Applications are Due February 6, 2026!
Additional information and applications can be found at www.branch-isd.org/page/branch-county-early-college
