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Quincy Community Schools is considering a $59.5 million bond issue for the May 2026 ballot.

The proposed plan focuses on renovating existing schools rather than constructing a new one.

If approved, the bond would increase the school millage by 4.55 mills, costing the median homeowner an additional $386.75 per year.

QUINCY, MI — The Quincy Community Schools board will decide in November on whether to take the next step toward putting a $59.5 million school bond issue on the May 2026 ballot.

New Superintendent John Denny presented the plan to nearly three dozen people in an informational meeting in the old middle school gym on Monday, Oct. 27.

A community committee vetted proposals after the assessment firm's analysis of current facilities showed a need for $8.7 mil

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