Quincy

Located at 34 Coddington Street in Quincy, Massachusetts, Quincy Public Schools is an open, traditional public school district set in a large suburban community within the Boston-Cambridge-Newton metropolitan area. Operating 19 individual schools, the district provides a comprehensive educational continuum spanning from prekindergarten through 12th grade, as well as ungraded instruction. Based on the 2024–2025 National Center for Education Statistics dataset, the district serves a total enrollment of 9,769 students. This student body comprises 307 prekindergarten participants, 655 kindergarteners, and a consistent distribution across grades 1 through 12, reflecting a demographic breakdown of 5,131 male students, 4,623 female students, and 15 students whose gender is not specified.

To serve its diverse student population—which includes 3,856 Asian, 3,437 White, 951 Black, 926 Hispanic, 548 multiracial, 18 American Indian, and 18 Pacific Islander students—Quincy Public Schools maintains a robust human resources framework. The district relies on a total staff of 2,550.1 full-time equivalent (FTE) positions, led by 1,489.26 teacher FTEs, 220.9 instructional aide FTEs, and 839.94 support staff FTEs. Operating as an independent, non-charter district that is not part of a supervisory union, Quincy Public Schools delivers structured educational and support programs across all primary and secondary grade levels. Community members, families, and researchers can learn more by contacting the central office at (617) 984-8700 or visiting the district website at http://QuincyPublicSchools.com.