Class of 2010

Class of 2010! It has been 15 years since your class graduated from Quincy High School—full of hope, ambition, and a readiness to step into a fast-changing world. Now, as proud Quincy High School alumni, you have a special opportunity to come together and create a lasting legacy.

Your Class Circle has already been started, thanks to the incredible generosity of an individual from your class. With your help, it can grow into a permanent endowed fund that will support Quincy Public Schools students for generations to come. The goal is to raise $10,000, and every gift—big or small—brings your class one step closer to completing your legacy.

This fund will help provide vital resources like technology access, arts and music education, mental health services, athletics, and college and career readiness. It’s more than a fundraiser—it’s a way to honor your shared legacy and pay it forward to future Blue Devils walking the same halls you once did.

Your Class Circle Fund begins with you. Every donation strengthens the fund and supports a more equitable and empowering school system for the entire QPS community.

Your senior year was filled with unforgettable moments. The QHS Theatre Department lit up the stage capturing school spirit and showcasing your class’s talent and teamwork. On the field, Blue Devil athletes brought pride to the school across sports seasons. Whether you led student clubs, marched in the band, or made your mark in the classroom, the Class of 2010 stood out as a generation of leaders, creatives, and change-makers.

In pop culture, Toy Story 3 tugged at our heartstrings, Inception left us questioning reality, and The Social Network dramatized the rise of Facebook, which passed 500 million users that year. Music was dominated by Lady Gaga, Eminem, Rihanna, and a young Justin Bieber, who broke records on YouTube—now the top place for discovering new stars.

You also graduated as digital pioneers. The iPhone 4 launched in 2010, the iPad was born, and social media exploded. Instagram launched that fall. Twitter saw 50 million tweets a day. You were the first class to enter adulthood fully immersed in a digital, connected world—and you helped define it.

Now, you can shape what comes next. Let’s come together and show that the Class of 2010 still leads with heart, unity, and impact. Every gift moves your Circle closer to completion—and builds a legacy that inspires every future Blue Devil.