Summary
In Quincy, California, Quincy Junior/Senior High serves grades 7–12 and enrolls 310 students. SchoolDigger places it at the 44th percentile statewide, with 2 stars, matching Plumas Unified. Its latest results are below state averages in all three tested subjects. The clearest academic concern is mathematics, especially eighth grade: 3% of Quincy eighth graders were proficient, compared with 12% in the district and 36% statewide.
Quincy’s strongest tested subject relative to the state is ELA, though its 36% proficiency rate trails the state’s 49%; math is weakest, at 15% compared with 26% districtwide and 38% statewide. Science proficiency was 19%, 17 points below the state. Graduation is a bright spot: Quincy’s 91% rate was above the district’s 86% and the state’s 88%, while its 4% dropout rate was below both. The only nearby school in the supplied data, Plumas County Community, enrolls 8 students; its 2024–2025 student-teacher ratio was 8:1, versus 15.4:1 at Quincy, and its reported per-student spending was $51,825, versus $26,012. The supplied information has no same-year test scores or current SchoolDigger ranking for that nearby school, so it cannot establish how their academic results compare.
Results over time are mixed: ELA was nearly unchanged from 2022–2023 to 2025–2026, at 36%, while math edged up from 14% to 15% and science fell from 38% to 19%. Chronic absenteeism remains high at 34%, compared with 26% in the district and 18% statewide; it is far below Quincy’s 78% in 2021–2022 but has risen from 27% in 2023–2024. SchoolDigger’s overall percentile improved from 32 last year to 44, but remains below its 75th-percentile standing in 2021–2022. Its statewide percentile for White Students was 20, notably below the school’s overall 44th percentile, indicating lower relative standing in how well the school serves this group on SchoolDigger’s measure. In 2024–2025, 41% of Quincy students were free/reduced lunch eligible; its student-teacher ratio that year was 15.4:1.
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