Quincy Public School Nutrition

05/13/2026

12/05/2025

Broad Meadows Middle School has recently launched the Food Waste Separation Program, becoming the fourth school in the Quincy Public School System to implement this environmentally friendly initiative for sorting waste. The program successfully diverts an average of 100 pounds of food scraps and compostable materials from the trash each day. These materials are collected from the school and transformed into compost. Fibar Heaslip, the Food Waste Diversion Program Manager, and volunteer Ruth Davis are doing a wonderful job engaging the students. Photo credit:Ruth Davis

10/31/2025

Just a reminder, we’re here to serve your kids! We continue to provide FREE breakfast and lunch to all students.

Free Breakfast & Lunch for All Students in Quincy Public Schools

As many families across Massachusetts prepare for upcoming changes to their SNAP benefits, we want to share an important reminder for our Quincy Public Schools community:

🍎 Every student in QPS will continue to receive FREE breakfast and lunch every school day. 🍏

Regardless of any federal or state food-aid program changes, Quincy Public Schools remains committed to ensuring that all students have access to healthy, nutritious meals so they can stay focused and ready to learn.

Learn more and view additional resources: quincypublicschools.com/FreeLunch

09/24/2025

Quincy School Nutrition’s very own Chef Manager, Monica Gurwitch dazzles students with delicious new recipes! Great work Monica! https://projectbread.org/news/school-food-fellowship

09/19/2025

Lincoln Hancock Elementary School’s brand new kitchen is so colorful! The kids are loving the new space and all the healthy and fresh meal options!

09/08/2025

04/10/2025

03/17/2025

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! The Quincy Public School students enjoyed corned beef sandwich with a festive St. Patrick’s Day treat!

02/04/2025

Amazing meal creations at Quincy Public Schools!