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
Quincy Athletics is seeking candidates for a Junior Varsity Softball Coach for the upcoming season.
This position will assist in developing student-athletes, support the varsity program, and help foster a positive, competitive team environment.
Requirements include:
Knowledge of softball fundamentals
Ability to positively lead and communicate with student-athletes
Completion of all district and MHSAA coaching requirements
Interested candidates should contact Lucas Meyer, Athletic Director, at meyerl@quincyschools.org for more information or to apply.
This position will assist in developing student-athletes, support the varsity program, and help foster a positive, competitive team environment.
Requirements include:
Knowledge of softball fundamentals
Ability to positively lead and communicate with student-athletes
Completion of all district and MHSAA coaching requirements
Interested candidates should contact Lucas Meyer, Athletic Director, at meyerl@quincyschools.org for more information or to apply.
On February 6, there will be a Service Academy Fair where representatives from the U.S. Service Academies (West Point, Naval Academy, Air Force Academy, and Merchant Marine Academy) will be available to speak with students and parents and answer questions about their schools and the application process. This event is open to students in ninth grade and above, as well as their parents or guardians.
Mrs. Karney has been meeting with Sophomore students planning their future schedules.
Students were each 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 each 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
We would like to congratulate the following QHS students who were awarded Student of the Month for the month of January!
The students have been working hard on their minis and learned how to work with water-slide transfers (pictures will be in next week's post). Another piece of exciting news comes from the heroes over at Golden Rhino Games in Ypsilanti, who donated a whole table's worth of supplies, minis, rules, and a playmat with terrain. This was a very generous offer and we really appreciate them helping out! Stay tuned to see the kids use those supplies as the year goes on!
Mrs. Neusbaum's class celebrated National Hot Chocolate Day today since we don't have school tomorrow. Students could choose to add marshmallows, chocolate chips, whipped cream and a chocolate spoon. A big thank you to Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Ostrander for donating the toppings!
We are BACK! It was great to have everyone back at school. Here is this week's update:
https://youtu.be/9HtnVvDZ-5o
https://youtu.be/9HtnVvDZ-5o
Congratulations Jennings' Star Students!
It was 100's Day at Jennings yesterday!
Attention Kinship Caregivers!
Jennings' Elementary was extremely proud of student Richie Field today as he was honored by Mrs Prater and the Branch County PAC Members for the January Inclusion and Belonging Award! Richie was nominated by second grade teacher Anna Brewer! Richie is the son of Ashley and Richie Fields.
Join the Jennings' Staff at the Quincy McDonalds on Feb 3, 2026!
Jennings' Dress Up Days
Students can choose to do Animal Day or Book Character Day for tomorrow!
Monday: Animal Day(Dress as your favorite animal)
Tuesday: Favorite Book Day(Dress as your favorite book character)
Wednesday: Crazy Shoe Day(Wear some crazy shoes)
Thursday: Jersey Day(Wear your favorite jersey)
Friday: Spirit Day(wear orange and black)
Our hope is to see you all again at QMS tomorrow! For our dress-up days, we are giving students the option to go with Monday's (Heroes vs. Villains) or Tuesday's (Inside Out) theme. Stay warm and Go Quincy!
Quincy High School is coming back strong (and warm!) with the start of Oriole Week 2026 on Monday! See flier for details!
Warhammer Club update from Mr. Patrick:
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!
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!
We are staying warm today in 6th grade social studies while working on our soap carvings. Lots of fun and creativity!
Congratulations Jennings'Star Students!
