Teacher Contact
Questions
What time does school
start?
Homeroom begins at 7:45 -7:53 A.M. First
period begins at 7:57
What are the attendance office phone
numbers?
617-984-8848/617-376-3360, X 8849/3361 and X 8765/3360
Who is the Assistant Principal?
Ms. MacNeil 617-984-8814/617-376-3363
Who are the Deans of Students?
Class of 2008
Mr. Johnston 617-984-8677/617-376-3304
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Class of 2009
Ms. Sullivan 617-984-8865/617-376-3375
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Class of 2010
Ms. McPartlin 617-984-8865/617-376-3303
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Class of 2011
Mr. Raymer 617-984-8813/617-376-3362
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When is Graduation?
June 2, 2008
What is the CEEB Code for QHS?
221800
When are school vacations:
View School calender
Is Quincy High School a technical school?
No, Quincy High School is a comprehensive
school with technical classes.
Where is Quincy High School located?
Quincy High School is located in the center
of Quincy. A 3 minute walk across the street from Quincy Center T. Station
and next door to Quincy College. Click on
Find Us to view a map.
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 $1.00 at the high schools. At the secondary level
breakfast ala carte items are also available for purchase. 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?
Secondary full-price student lunch is $1.85. 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.
Academics
At Quincy High School, we are proud of
our academic program. We provide courses to meet every student's
needs: challenging, advanced courses for college-bound students,
standard courses for all students, and remedial courses for students who
need additional help. We also provide training for students who
choose to enter the workforce after graduation.
Click here to
view/print a copy of our 2006-2007 Program of Studies.
Click on a category below for more
detailed information.
To read
about how Quincy academics fit into the state education frameworks,
click here.