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Looking to ignite a love for reading among your students? Our recent blog highlights 4 effective strategies to increase awareness of eBooks and audiobooks. Discover how schools can foster a deeper connection to reading through digital formats, opening up a world of knowledge and creativity for students. Read the full article and help nurture a passion for reading in your school: 👉 https://wp.me/pu3aW-3Un

Start this Monday with a dash of whimsy from Alice in Wonderland! Believe in the impossible and approach the week with curiosity and determination. New ideas and innovations often begin with thinking outside the box. What "impossible" ideas will you make happen this week? Follow QuickSchools.com for more inspirational Monday content!

Fall is the perfect season to bring creativity and fun into the classroom🍁 Check out our blog for a list of engaging fall-themed activities teachers can use to inspire students while making learning exciting. From art projects to interactive lessons, there’s something for everyone! Get ready to make your classroom autumn-ready with these fun ideas: https://wp.me/pu3aW-2wy

Did You Know? The tradition of carving pumpkins for All Hallows’ Eve comes from the Irish tale of "Stingy Jack." Originally, people in Ireland and Scotland carved turnips or potatoes to create lanterns during All Hallows' Eve. When the tradition came to America, pumpkins were more common, giving rise to the Jack-o'-lanterns we see today! For more fun facts and updates on our SIS and OMS software, follow QuickSchools.com

🙏 A big thank you to everyone who joined our “Customizing Effective Report Cards” webinar! We hope you found it helpful as you navigate the report card season. It was great connecting with you and sharing tips to make reporting smoother! As we wrap up our 2024 webinar series, we’re grateful for your participation and excited to bring you more webinars in 2025! Stay tuned for our January lineup announcement. Have topic ideas? Reach out to our support team at support@quickschools.com. We’d love to hear your suggestions! #QuickSchools #qswebinar #reportcard #qssupport

🚨 Today’s the day! 🚨 Just a reminder to join us for our Customizing Effective Report Cards webinar happening today (Thursday, Oct 31st) at 11 am PT / 2 pm ET. We’re excited to share best practices for using QuickSchools’ Report Cards module. Our goal is to help you craft report cards that effectively communicate each student’s progress and accomplishments. See you there! #QuickSchools #QSwebinar #reportcards

📢 Hey there QuickSchools community! Our Customizing Effective Report Cards webinar is happening soon! Join us on Oct 31st at 11 am PT / 2 pm ET to learn best practices when working with our Report Cards module. Design report cards that will showcase student progress and highlight areas for improvement. 🚨 Haven't signed up yet? No problem — there are still spots available. Log into your QuickSchools account, head over to Teachers' Lounge, and click the sign-up button to reserve your spot. ✨ Don’t miss this chance to enhance your report card workflows. See you there! #QuickSchools #QSwebinar #reportcards

Struggling with complex school schedules? 📅 Discover how QuickSchools’ Orchestra Master Scheduler can simplify scheduling with its multi-user, collaborative features. Whether it’s creating conflict-free schedules, optimizing class placements, or managing staff and resources, our tool is designed to make the process easier and more efficient for schools of all sizes. Say goodbye to scheduling headaches! Learn how to streamline your scheduling process in our recent blog: https://wp.me/pdDgh3-kk Happy reading!

When the going gets tough, remember Dory's simple but wise advice: just keep swimming, just keep swimming, just keep swimming swimming swimming! Start your Monday with perseverance, and don't let setbacks stop you. Keep moving forward, one small step at a time. Follow QuickSchools.com for weekly inspiring content and updates on our SIS and OMS software!

The Boston Latin School, established in Boston, Massachusetts on April 23, 1635, was the very first public school in what would later become the United States. This boys-only school, led by Puritan schoolmaster Philemon Pormont, focused on college preparation. The curriculum emphasized Latin, Greek, and the humanities. Today, Boston Latin School remains operational, now serving students in grades 7-12. Since its founding, the school has undergone several changes, becoming coeducational in 1972 and relocating to Boston’s Fenway neighborhood.  Follow QuickSchools.com and stay tuned for more interesting educational fun facts every week!