Clifford Marshall Elementary School

200 Moody Street | Quincy | Massachusetts | 02169 | 617-984-8721 | Philip Connolly

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Questions

What are the school hours? 

The school day begins at 8:15 and ends at 2:30 on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Tuesday is an early release day. All students enter the school at 8:15 and go home at 11:55.

Do you serve breakfast?

Breakfast is available every morning immediately before school starts at all schools in Quincy. Breakfast consists of a selection of cereals, muffins, bagels, peanut butter, cream cheese, fresh fruit, fruit juice and milk.

What does breakfast cost?

The cost for breakfast is 60 cents at elementary schools. Students who are eligible for Free or Reduced price lunches are automatically eligible for free or reduced price breakfast. The cost for a reduced price breakfast is 25 cents. Click here more information on eligibility requirements for free and reduced lunch.

How much does lunch cost?

Elementary full-price student lunch is $1.50.   The cost for a reduced price lunch is 40 cents.  Milk is served with all lunches.  The cost of purchasing milk only is 30 cents and milk choices include 2%, 1%, and 1% chocolate.   Some lunches also include fruit juices in addition to the milk.

Where can I view a lunch menu?

Check out the calendar page and click on the school level (elementary, secondary) to view current menus.

 

About Us

marshall schoolThe Clifford H. Marshall Elementary school was founded in September 1998.   The schools stands on the hill at 200 Moody Street at Quincy Point.  This elementary school is a pioneer in the advancement of technology for the twenty-first century.  It is full equipped with a computer lab facility, an in-house video broadcasting system, classroom telephones, and central air conditioning.  The school is dedicated in loving memory of the late Clifford H. Marshall (1937-1995).  Mr. Marshall, a Ward Two resident, dedicated his life to politics.  He represented the Quincy Point community as a member of the City Council in the early years of his career.   In 1974, he was elected Sheriff of Norfolk County and served as Sheriff for over twenty years.

My idea of politics is to help people -- Clifford H. Marshall

Message from the Principal of Marshall

One of the truly marvelous experiences in education is the way students and staffs alike begin anew every year when the bell tolls. A fresh start, another chance, a clean slate is a great opportunity to refocus our efforts and to rekindle our dedication in developing self-fulfilling individuals, contributing citizens and competent workers in a democratic society.  Add to that a beautiful new school, combined with the strong historical roots of both the Pollard and Daniel Webster Schools and then you choose a name to honor a very special person like Clifford Marshall-it is hard to contain the joy and happiness that is ours. We are proud to honor his name and to continue his efforts of helping others.

Piaget once said, "What an individual can learn and how he learns it depends on what model he has available."  We are blessed indeed to have the best models available. From our outstanding staff, to our new computer lab, from our beautiful gymnasium, to our multi-purpose cafeteria, from our spacious classrooms to our acres of play space, we are the recipients in a city that values and promotes excellence in education. It is indeed an honor and a privilege for me to welcome you to our school.  Click here to view/print a copy of Marshall's 2007-2008 School Improvement Plan.

Philip Connolly, Principal

 

Academics

Elementary School is an important first step in your child's education. Quincy Public Schools are there from the first time your kindergartener picks out a book at the school libry to the first grader having success in math to upper grades where students take their basis of knowledge and expand it to more advanced thinking, Want to know more? You can read about the elementary curriculum and standards which detail exactly what your child is learning at every stage of their educational careers.

Programs

At Clifford Marshall, our students are excited about learning - both in the classroom and outside the classroom.    We know that students have very different needs.  Some students need a little extra help to excel.  Other students are ready to go beyond what they learn in the classroom.  And all our students want to have fun!

Listed below are our current offerings. Program offerings change during the year based on the identified needs of our students and funding available.  Contact the school office to find out what we are offering currently.

Academic/Remedial Programs

Enrichment Programs

Quincy Public Schools Elementary Programs

Academic, Enrichment, and Remedial Programs available for all Quincy Public Schools students.

Parents

At Marshall we have an active and involved group of parents. We have many volunteer opportunities both in the classroom and for fund raising events. Contact the Office for details.

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Find Us

Clifford Marshall Elementary School is conveniently located a few blocks southeast of the junction of Southern Artery and Washington St.  Our address is 200 Moody St. which is off Chubbuck St.  Use the maps below to find us!

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Partners

Quincy Public Schools are proud that leading businesses recognize the quality and innovation in our schools - and have made a commitment to helping our schools be the very best. Our Partnership Program allows businesses to bring their strengths directly to our students.  Read about the great things our partners are doing...

These Partners make a special contribution to Clifford Marshall:

Quincy Mutual Fire Insurance Company

Quincy Mutual provides a generous financial donation (yearly) to support our school. They also host the “Golden Spoon Luncheon” for our 4th grade classes (5 times per year). The classes are given a tour of the building, learn about the business and have lunch at Quincy Mutual’s dining facility. The company also allows employees to come to our school and read to our younger classes throughout the year. Mr. Meskell and Quincy Mutual are “outstanding” business partners.

Bank of Canton

The Bank of Canton provides the “Savings Makes Cents” program for all five of our 3rd grade classes. Bank representatives meet with the students twice a month. They explain banking procedures, promote savings and assist students in opening savings accounts. The program concludes with a field trip to the Federal Reserve in Boston. We enjoy our relationship with The Bank of Canton.

ABCD Foster Grandparent Program

The Foster Grandparent Program currently provides us with four grandparents. They work in assigned classrooms 4 hrs. per day on Monday – Wednesday – Thursday and Friday. The Marshall School is in its eighth year of affiliation with this program. The grandparents assist classroom teachers and provide individual help for students. This partnership creates a win/win situation for all involved.