Summary
Quincy Elementary serves 342 students in grades K–6 in Quincy, California, as part of Plumas Unified. Its latest results are close to the state’s overall, and its 2025–26 SchoolDigger standing was at the 54th percentile, with 3 stars. The most important finding is that Quincy outperformed its district in ELA, math, and science, and scored above the state in science.
Compared with nearby Greenville Elementary, Quincy was stronger in ELA by 10 points and science by 12, but lower in math by 2 points. Against the state, Quincy was 3 points below in ELA and 2 below in math, while science was 1 point higher; compared with its district, it was ahead by 8, 10, and 13 points in those subjects. Grade-level results vary: third-grade math was 53%, 6 points above the state, while fifth-grade ELA at 37% and math at 23% were 12 and 14 points below. SchoolDigger rated Greenville at the 44th percentile with 2 stars. Greenville also had a lower student-teacher ratio, but Quincy’s achievement was mixed relative to it across subjects.
Results have improved over time: from 2022–23 to 2025–26, Quincy gained 17 points in ELA, 10 in math, and 20 in science, with science moving from 13 points below the state to 1 point above. Its overall SchoolDigger percentile rose from 32 in 2023–24 to 54; the subgroup ranking for Low Socio Economic Status Students rose from the 20th to the 60th percentile, indicating a notably stronger statewide standing for that group. By contrast, the White Students subgroup ranked at the 21st percentile in 2025–26, below the school’s overall 54th percentile. Quincy’s 2024–25 student-teacher ratio was 20.7, versus 16.7 at Greenville; 55% of Quincy students were reported as free/reduced lunch eligible that year, the same share as Greenville. Chronic absenteeism fell from 67% in 2021–22 to 22% in 2025–26, but remained above the state’s 18%.
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