Summary:
Quincy School District serves about 3,162 students across nine schools in the Quincy area, including five elementary schools, one middle school, two high schools, and one alternative school serving grades from elementary through high school. Families should expect a mix of school results: districtwide test scores are below Washington averages, but several schools show important strengths, especially in graduation, English language arts, mathematics, science, or recent improvement.
Quincy High School is the strongest choice for overall secondary outcomes. Its 89.8% graduation rate is higher than both the district and state, its dropout rate is low, and its English score slightly exceeds the state average. Math and science remain areas for improvement. Among elementary schools, Monument Elementary leads in mathematics, while Ancient Lakes Elementary has the strongest science results and particularly good fifth-grade performance. Quincy Middle School is close to the district average in all three tested subjects and has improved notably in science.
Pioneer Elementary currently has the lowest elementary proficiency rates and experienced declines in all three subjects, while Mountain View Elementary also declined despite stronger mathematics and science results than the district average. George Elementary made the largest recent gains in English and science, though its overall results remain below district averages. Quincy Innovation Academy needs focused support for graduation and dropout prevention, while Quincy Innovation Academy Big Picture is very small, so its suppressed results should not be treated as zero or compared directly with larger schools. Overall, mathematics is the district’s most consistent challenge, followed by science and elementary English language arts.
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