Saturday is the last day to sign up for summer ball!
Check out this upcoming webinar when navigating through Financial Aid.
After being accepted to college, students will receive a financial aid offer that outlines their financial aid eligibility at that specific school. Each financial aid offer will contain similar overall information but since there’s no standard format they can be difficult to interpret.
Through the webinar, you will learn how to decipher each financial aid offer so you can confidently determine which college is the best fit. https://www.salliemae.com/college-planning/tools/virtual-events/
ATYP’s Summer Camp Registration Portal is now open! This year there will be 16 camps for middle and early high school students, and three sessions of Writing the College Admissions Essay for rising high school seniors. Partial scholarships are available!
Check out, www.wmich.edu/precollege/atyp/summer-programs, for more information.
Mrs. Tarnow’s Pre-AP Literature and Composition students presented their research about weaponry, food, and clothing during the Old English era of Beowulf. Awesome insights and replicas, ladies and gentlemen!
The Academically Talented Youth Program at Western Michigan University's Office of Pre-College Programming offers Advanced Placement (AP) Computer Science A for local students in grades 8-12!
This is a wonderful opportunity for students to learn more about computer programming and to potentially gain college credit.
QMS is celebrating Mental Health Awareness Week with some fun dress-up days. We hope to see everyone participate. As always, if you or your child feel they need help with mental health, please reach out to us. To quote our Peer-to-Peer (P2P) motto, "Speak up. Reach out. End the doubt."
The Michigan Association for Gifted Children’s Spring Conference will be held on Saturday, April 26, at the PARC Building in Plymouth, Michigan outside of Detroit. The keynote speaker will be Dr. Matt Zakreski. You can learn more at www.migiftedchild.org/conference.
Quincy Athletics is proud to announce that we have elevated Assistant Coach, Sandy Turner, to Head Coach of the Quincy Girls Track and Field Program!
Coach Turner will be assisted by Quincy Legend, Coach Jim Crabbs, for the 2025 season
We are extremely excited for this season with Coach Turner at the helm!
Reading while munching on popcorn is the best! Here are more pictures from today.
It's been a busy couple of days to end the week at QMS. Thank you to all of our families that came in for conferences and visited the book fair! We celebrated National Oreo Day and were blessed with dinner from our friends at Sunset Cove (which definitely helped with the long day). Today, kids got to enjoy reading and popcorn. Thank you, Mrs. Pearson, for scooping hundreds of bags of popcorn!
Breakfast with Grandparents....one of our favorite events of the year ❤️
Thank you to everyone who joined us today!
SHOUTOUT to the Class of 2025 for all of their hard work completing their scholarship applications! Cheers to you for a job well done! We are so proud of you! - Go Orioles!
LIGHTS, FAFSA, ACTION!
We are putting our QHS Class of 2025 in the spotlight for completing the FAFSA!
Drew Neusbaum and Hayden Peters received Outstanding Junior Awards at the FFA State Convention Wednesday evening held at the Wharton Performing Arts Center on the campus of Michigan State University.
In order to received this award, they had to fill out a lengthy application and meet the following criteria:
* must have been a member for four months
* must have received the Chapter FFA Degree.
* have appropriate records to substantiate their Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE)
* have participated in one activity above chapter level
* must have earned at least $500.00 or worked at least 150 hours in excess of scheduled class time or a combination thereof, in an SAE
* must have a GPA of no less than 2.5 on a 4.0.
This is quite an accomplishment for both of these students.
Breakfast with Grandparents 2025
NEWSIES truly is a great show and we would love for you to join us at Tibbits. I promise that kids protesting child labor exploitation and staging a revolution for more rights is a LOT more entertaining in song and dance on stage than it is in the classroom when the topics are homework and cell phone use :) We’ve got 45 kids who have worked so incredibly hard for 2 and a half months to build something special. Come support them if you can! Introducing........Therapy dog Phil is SLAYING his role of “dog crossing the street”. Come find out whether it turns out to be a speaking role. You’ll know when we know :) Sneek peek-https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-iUM-HOPDtdpjiS-DivmT2_K8rATxk4x/view?usp=sharing
Congratulations to the cast and crew of NEWSIES on a great opening last night! You have three more chances to see this BIG show. Join the Quincy Drama Society at Tibbits tonight at 7:00 or Saturday at 2:00 or 7:00!
The Drama Crew could not have asked for a better group of first audiences as the Quincy Drama Society previewed NEWSIES for our entire K-12 student community today! Catch the whole show next Thursday-Saturday at Tibbits Opera House. Tickets available now at www.tibbits.org. It’s gonna be BIG!
Mrs. Umfleet Sophomore English take a break from reading “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” by Mark Twain and get some SAT Practice in!!
