Summary:
Quincy, Washington, has nine schools serving 3,162 students from elementary through high school, including traditional, middle, high, and alternative programs within the Quincy School District, which ranks near the bottom statewide.
Among traditional schools, Quincy High School has the strongest overall profile, with a 89.8% graduation rate, a 4.7% dropout rate, and the highest ELA proficiency at 53.22%—slightly above the Washington average. Its main concern is math, where only 18.70% of students were proficient. At the elementary level, Monument Elementary leads in math at 31.76% and has the highest elementary ranking. Ancient Lakes Elementary leads elementary schools in science at 36.51%, while George Elementary showed one of the largest improvements, especially in ELA and science. Quincy Middle School performs somewhat better than district averages in ELA and science.
Pioneer Elementary is the clearest academic concern, with the lowest reported proficiency in ELA, math, and science and a decline across all three subjects. Mountain View Elementary has comparatively stronger math results but uneven performance by grade. The alternative Quincy Innovation Academy reports a 40% graduation rate and 20% dropout rate, so its results should be interpreted in light of its different student population and program structure. Quincy Innovation Academy Big Picture serves only 24 students, and many results are suppressed; those values should be treated as unknown, not as zero. Across the area, math improvement, elementary literacy, and continued support for schools serving high levels of economic need are the most important priorities.
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