“Wessling Architects is a proud Platinum Level Sponsor of the Quincy School ~ Community Partnership. We enjoy working together to help build a community that supports the students of the Quincy Public Schools, as well as its dedicated staff! Thank you Quincy School ~ Community Partnership for all your amazing work!”
Stephen Wessling
CEO and President, Wessling Architects
“The Quincy Education Association (QEA) is very proud to partner with the Quincy School ~ Community
Partnership. QEA members, which includes Quincy Public Schools PreK-12 educators and Assistant Principals, are committed to excellence in our public schools every day. Involvement with the Quincy School ~ Community Partnership provides QEA members with a wider variety of opportunities and resources for students, teachers and their classrooms. It does indeed take a village to raise a child! The Quincy School ~ Community Partnership embodies this in a powerful way by bringing the strengths of community business partners into the schools, supporting students and educators in meaningful ways. Over the years, I have noted the creativity and generosity of our QSCP partners. They are so very thoughtful with their donations of time, resources, and financial support. What I have also seen is the joy and pride community partners experience through their participation with our students and staff. The benefits go both ways, and QEA is richer by far, thanks to its partnership with the Quincy School ~ Community Partnership.”
Allison Cox
President, Quincy Education Association
“Working with the Quincy School ~ Community Partnership has provided Callahan the opportunity to give back to the community through empowerment and education, which has been a truly rewarding experience. Building towards the future and inspiring the next generation is a top priority for us and we couldn’t think of a better organization to partner with.”
Phil Dinan
Business Development & Community Relations Manager, Callahan Construction
“The Quincy School ~ Community Partnership is a fantastic showcase on how surrounding cities and towns ‘should’ partner with their local business community. There’s a mutually beneficial relationship developed by Keith Segalla and Janice Erler that enables business partners to know we are a part of a larger plan to help the schools, staff and students in the City. I can’t say enough about the Partnership program. It’s one that every City and Town in the Commonwealth should copy.”
Michael Rothberg
Financial Services Representative, Baystate Financial Services