FAFSA stars continue...............
LIGHTS, FAFSA, ACTION!
We are putting our QHS Class of 2025 in the spotlight for completing the FAFSA!
2025 Daddy Daughter Dance
2025 Daddy Daughter Dance
2025 Daddy Daughter Dance
We had our first 5-day week in a little while and it was a busy one. There are a lot of exciting things happening at QMS! Check out this week's video (PBIS, 5th Grade Students of the Month, March is Reading Month, and other topics).
https://youtu.be/gsWFQmd-PwY
Ms. Abigail Payne made the Impossible Shot today in PE! I pick two students who demonstrate good sportsmanship to take a shot at the end of each class. Students shoot from 6ft away with a tennis ball into a 6 inch tube. Nice job Abigail!
Jennings' Students traveled to the high school today for a preview of the production of Newsies!
Congratulations Jennings' Star Students!
Quincy Girls Basketball hosted their Senior Night last night!
Congrats again to the following Seniors, you will be missed:
Deziray Skirka
Danika Skirka
Iciar Barrio Corral
Daddy Daughter Dance for Jennings' Families is this weekend!
Our Kid's Heart Challenge leaders got to "pie" Mr Harmon in the face today!
Brinley Macklin
Camden Harmon
Blake Wilson
Spencer Scherer
Ryker Strong
Congratulations and thank you to all of our students and families that participated!
Last Call for QBSA
DUE MARCH 1st
- senior photo
- baby photo
- senior quote
- favorite song title and artist (we are including songs with each person because our theme is based on “Spotify wrapped”)
Order today to reserve your QHS 2024-2025 yearbook! Jostens.com
Special attention for the Senior Girls! NIKA puts on a very special event each year for the QHS graduating gals. Please consider attending and enjoying the Senior Tea.
Mrs. Sellers English class is studying the "Lord of the Flies". Activities involve reading, building models of the island, and sticky note discussions. Which leader of the island would you be?
Mrs. Barve's High School Earth Science students are studying the atmosphere and its composition. Today, Earth Science students performed a lab in which they determined the percent of oxygen in the air. By lighting a flame in a confined space students could estimate the amount of O2 that has been burned up. This helped them determine the approximate percentage of oxygen in the air. Students made a confined volume by trapping the air in the test tube.
Students from Quincy's Physics and Forensic Science classes had the opportunity to attend Trine University's Impact Your Future event. Quincy along with other local high school students explored fields like Chemical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Chemical/Forensic Science, and Biology/Environmental Biology. They attended two sessions where they discussed career paths and participated in hands-on activities such as crafting a kinetic finger for prosthetic innovation, exploring a digital autopsy table, and studying bioluminescence. Students also had the opportunity to make ice cream through Frosty Formulations in Food Engineering, explored The Anatomy of Motion, and enjoyed meals in the cafeteria, including free ice cream. The event, with a tour of the impressive facilities, provided a great opportunity for students to explore new fields and gain valuable insight to help make informed college and career decisions.
Reminder for the Seniors! The scholarship application deadline is quickly approaching!
Hello!
Quincy ASTRA Club will be giving away free clothing on Tuesday, February 25th at 6:00 p.m. in the Union Church. This will occur at the same time as the Union Church’s dinner. If you need/want new clothing, we encourage you to come have a look!
Sincerely,
Quincy ASTRA Club
