Quincy Later this month, Sara Reuschel will step down as executive director of the Quincy Catholic Elementary Schools Foundation.
Reuschel was the second executive director of the foundation when he took over in November 2021. Paul Rittof, who held the role when it was initially established in 2009, was replaced by her.
Reuschel, who is accepting a position with the Tracy Family Foundation, will be missed, according to Erin Frazier, vice president of the QCES board.
Frazier stated, “The excellent work the Tracy Family Foundation does is why we’re excited for (Sara) in her new role.” Finding someone who shares Sara’s enthusiasm for Catholic education is our aim in order to maintain the success of Catholic education in Quincy.
According to Frazier, the future of Catholic education in Quincy depends heavily on the foundation’s efforts to provide teacher grants and tuition help.
According to her, Catholic education has a lot of advantages. Along with a fantastic, well-rounded education, there are numerous faith-based programs, such as service hours and Mass.
No amount is too modest to donate. Giving can always take many forms.
Although the position’s application deadline is Monday, July 7, Frazier stated that this is negotiable because it falls on the Monday following a long weekend. She advised anyone who is interested but is having trouble submitting the application to simply get in touch with QCES.By the beginning of the 2025–2026 academic year, they hope to have the job filled.
