The Quincy School-Community Partnership supports QPS students by connecting them with local businesses and community partners for direct mentorship and real-world experience. That support helps students build the habits of an active, involved member of their community.
Do you know a business, large or small, that might want to join QSCP? The more partners we have, the more we can offer our students. Contact Keith P. Segalla at 617-984-8888 or [email protected].
Our Partners
What Do Our Partners Think?
"The Quincy School-Community Partnership is a great example of how surrounding cities and towns should partner with their local business community. There's a mutually beneficial relationship developed by Keith Segalla that lets business partners know we are part of a larger plan to help the schools, staff, and students in the city. I can't say enough about the Partnership program. It's one that every city and town in the Commonwealth should duplicate."
— Michael Rothberg, Financial Services Representative, Baystate Financial Services
Contributions
The Quincy School-Community Partnership is grateful for every partner who gives financial support, student support, site support, or career connections. Together, that support gives QPS students and staff more opportunities than the district could offer on its own.
Did You Know?
- Quincy Credit Union purchased 225 student padfolios for the 11th Annual Credit for Life Fair.
- Bank of Canton sponsored financial literacy classes at North Quincy High School.
- Mayor Koch sponsored the Senior Class Breakfast at North Quincy High School and Quincy High School.
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, working with Cradles to Crayons, provided 2,000 backpacks and school supplies.
- The Quincy Retired Teachers Association awarded $75,000 in scholarships to North Quincy and Quincy High students.
- South Shore YMCA sponsored SPLASH (Swim, Play, Learn Aquatic Safety), a six-week water safety program for second graders at each of our elementary schools.
- Granite Telecommunications sponsored the Quincy Public Schools Robotics Program.
- Boston Scientific sponsored the STEM and Science Fair at Quincy High School and North Quincy High School.
- Adams Presidential Center sponsored the Quincy Public Schools Leadership Summit and Awards.
- The Quincy Education Association sponsored the Quincy Public Schools Professional Day of Learning Luncheon.
- Quincy Access Television provided 22 internships for Film and Television Production students at Quincy High School and North Quincy High School.
Special thanks to all of you. We couldn't do it without you.
Questions? Contact us!
Quincy School-Community Partnership
34 Coddington Street
Quincy, MA 02169
Tel: 617-984-8888
Email us