The school was founded in 1977 and is named in honour of Donald O'Riley Quarrie, a legendary Jamaican sprinter. We serve students from volatile communities in St Thomas and the Downtown Kingston area. Students and their families are from low socioeconomic backgrounds which hampers their growth and development. The school is poorly funded.
School
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To strengthen academic programs, educational support, and student wellness initiatives. Due to administrative policy changes, the Guidance Department is unable to conduct independent fundraising, making external support essential. Funding will provide resources for psychosocial activities and welfare assistance (US $940), staff development programs (US $1,125), post-secondary initiatives (US $940), Child and Youth Month activities (US $1,345), parent skills workshops (US $1,125), and community engagement projects (US $1,875).
St. Andrew
Harbour View, Kingston 17, St. Andrew, Jamaica
USD $937.20 psychosocial activities (breakfast welfare assistance etc) USD$ 1124.64 Staff welfare programmes and activities, USD$937.20 post secondary programmes and activities, USD$1343.32 Child month and youth month activities. USD$1124.64 Parent Skills workshop interventions and activities, USD$1874.41 Community engagement and relationship
DQHS is a school that continues to strive despite the odds that exist against us. Our team excel each day so that each child can win and make it.
Providing a public school education