The Quincy Public Schools Special Education Department provides services to approximately 1500 students on Independent Education Programs (IEPs), 504 Plans, and Individual Curriculum Accommodation Plans (ICAPs).
 
For additional information on special education programs in the Quincy Public Schools visit their webpage.  
 

Instant Alert

 
Quincy Public Schools has implemented the Instant Alert program from Honeywell. This program allows a single message to be delivered to all parents via the parents' communication method of choice. Messages about emergency situations, school activities, and other important information can be sent to home, work, or cell phones, e-mail, pagers, and/or PDAs. This program is currently available for all Quincy elementary schools and will soon be available for middle and high schools.

Parents can visit the Honeywell website to update contact information, as well as choose their preferred method(s) of communication and  level of messaging.
 

   
If you have a question or concern about your child's IEP, contact your child's teacher first. Questions/concerns not resolved with the teacher should then be addressed with the Team Chairperson or school Principal. Problems that have not be rectified at this level may then be addressed with the Team Administrator (see below for school assignments and contact information), followed by the Director of Special Education and the Superintendent.
Problems that cannot be resolved locally may be addressed with either the Massachusetts Department of Education's Program Quality Assurance or Bureau of Special Education Appeals. For more information about their services, please visit their websites.