Welcome to Quincy School District

We are the Quincy School District. Our district covers approximately 450 square miles. Located in Central Washington at the heart of the Columbia Basin situated 150 miles equally between Seattle and Spokane.

The Columbia Basin was created with the construction of Grand Coulee Dam. Not only does the dam provide power for Central Washington, it pumps gallons of water into Banks Lake for irrigation purposes throughout the Columbia Basin.

We are an agricultural community incorporated in 1907 with a city population of 5100 and a school district population of 2500.

History of Quincy School District

The Quincy School District services a far-flung geographic area covering approximately 450 square miles. Before there even was a Grant County, this area was served by many one-room schools. Wherever settlers homesteaded, schools sprang up: Trinidad, Winchester, Frenchman Hills, Burke, and in every compass direction around the present site of Quincy.

During the summer of 1903, the first regular school building in Quincy was erected and 50 students enrolled that September. By 1905, enrollment had jumped from 56 to 165, or a little over 300% in two years. In 1909, Quincy became an accredited high school, at that time employing three teachers. 1911 saw the first graduating class with two young people receiving their diplomas. As the children in the outlying areas grew up, more of them came to town for high school, and by 1922 there were buses from many of these communities bringing the children to Quincy.

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Board Member District Boundary Descriptions

District 1
Starting at the intersection of Central Ave and Division St. East on Division St. to 6th Ave. South on 6th Ave to F St. East on F St. to West Canal. Southwest on West Canal to Central Ave. North on Central Ave to the point of the beginning.
District 2
Starting at the intersection of school district and Road 8. West on Road 8 to Road P. North on Road P to Road 9. West on Road 9 to SR 281. North on SR 281 to West Canal. East on West Canal to F St. West on F St. to 6th Ave. North on 6th Ave to Division St. West on Division St. to Central Ave. North on Central Ave. (Road Q) to Overen Rd. Northwest on Overen Rd. to Road P. North on Road P 2.5 miles to Road 23. East on Road 23 to school district boundary. South on school district boundary to the point of the beginning.
District 3
Starting at the intersection of school district and State Hwy 28. East on State Hwy 28 to 10th Ave. South on 10th Ave to H St. East on H St. to 9th Ave. South on 9th Ave to J St. East on J St. to 7th Ave. South on 7th Ave to M St. East on M St. to Central Ave. North on Central Ave (Road Q) to Overen Rd. Northwest on Overen Rd. to Road P. North on Road P 2.5 miles to Road 23. East on Road 23 to school district boundary. South on school district boundary to the point of the beginning.
District 4
Starting at the intersection of school district and Road 8. West on Road 8 to Road P. North on road P to Road 9. West on road 9 to SR 281. South on Road SR 281 to Beverly-Burke Rd. Southwest on Beverly-Burke Rd. to school district boundary. East on school district boundary to the point of the beginning.
District 5
Starting at the intersection of school district and State Hwy 28. East on State Hwy 28 to 10th Ave. South on 10th Ave to H St. East on H St. to 9th Ave. South on 9th Ave to J St. East on J St. to 7th Ave. South on 7th Ave to M St. East on M St. to Central Ave. South on Central Ave (SR 281) to Beverly-Burke Rd. Southwest on Beverly-Burke Rd. to school district boundary. West on school district boundary to the point of the beginning.
Revised 6/14/2001