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Quincy High

Public School

Level: 3

Grades: 09 - 12

Address: 100 Coddington Street, Quincy, MA 02169

Phone: (617) 984-8751

Website: "http://www.quincypublicschools.com"

District: Quincy

1,499
Total Students
#176
of 347 in 2021

Academic Performance

EZ Schoolz Rating
49
out of 100
State Ranking
Ranked 176 of 347 (2021)
Among schools at the same level in the state

Test Scores

MCAS Next Generation

Biology • Grade All grades • 2023

Percent of Students Meeting Standard 48.7%

Performance Distribution

Level 1 (Below)
49 students (14.1%)
Level 2 (Approaching)
129 students (37.2%)
Level 3 (Met)
128 students (36.9%)
Level 4 (Exceeded)
41 students (11.8%)

Student Body

Total Students
1,499
Diversity
Very High
Simpson index 68/100

Race & Ethnicity

  • White 49.3% (738)
  • Asian 23.0% (345)
  • Hispanic / Latino 12.8% (192)
  • Black 10.5% (157)
  • Two or More Races 3.7% (55)
  • American Indian / Alaska Native 0.3% (5)
  • Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander 0.3% (5)

Reviews

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Based on 2 reviews

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Community Member
August 06, 2015

"School has little diversity not only among the students but the staff as well. Quincy is a closed community not a friendly city. I see lots of racism in the schools and throughout the community. Leadership is the equivalent of an old boys club. Local leadership has passed down through single families generation to generation that includes the mayor's office as well as the Quincy Public School System. People are voted in because of their last name or via connections rather than ability. The level of nepotism throughout the school and city employee's is mind boggling. A death notice I once read of a city worker also listed his family members who also worked for the City of Quincy in some capacity was more like a who's who in the DeCristofaro family."

Community Member
August 06, 2015

"School has little diversity not only among the students but the staff as well. Quincy is a closed community not a friendly city. I see lots of racism in the schools and throughout the community. Leadership is the equivalent of an old boys club. Local leadership has passed down through single families generation to generation that includes the mayor's office as well as the Quincy Public School System. People are voted in because of their last name or via connections rather than ability. The level of nepotism throughout the school and city employee's is mind boggling. A death notice I once read of a city worker also listed his family members who also worked for the City of Quincy in some capacity was more like a who's who in the DeCristofaro family."

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