About JWCC

Campuses
Quincy Main Campus
Pittsfield Education Center
Perry Agricultural Center
JWCC/Dot Foods Learning Center
Kinscherff Adult Education Learning Center
Workforce Development Center

Administration
Mission, Philosophy & Core Values
Meet the President
Board of Trustees / Agendas & Minutes
Staff Directory
Freedom of Information Act

DOCUMENTS - NEW
JWCC Recognition Self-study
JWCC Subdistricts

The College
The District
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Foundation
Accomplishments & Fast Facts
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The Region
District Area & Map
Quincy & Adams Co.
Pittsfield & Pike Co.
Mt. Sterling & Brown Co.
Greater Region
Quincy and Area Links

Maps & Directions
Directions to JWCC
Visitor Information
Main Campus Map

Quincy Main Campus
Hours of Operation

Regular
Mon. - Th.: 7:30 am - 5:00 pm
Fri - Sat: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Summer
Mon. - Th.: 7:30 am - 5:00 pm
Friday - Sunday: CLOSED
June 7 - August 6

Individual office hours may vary. Please call 217.224.6500 for more information.

Building Hours

Regular
Mon. - Th.: 7:30 am - 9:00 pm
Fri - Sat: 7:30 am - 5:00 pm
Summer
Mon. - Th.: 7:30 am - 9:00 pm
Friday - Sunday: CLOSED
June 7 - August 6

Pittsfield and Pike County
 

Pittsfield and Pike County: Pittsfield, the second largest community in the District, has a population of 4,200 and is the county seat of Pike County, which has a population of 17,500. Pike County includes a rich agricultural base, a variety of businesses and industries, and many thriving rural towns, as well as four weekly newspapers and a radio station. Major employers in Pike County are Illini Community Hospital, Pikeland School District, and the Illinois Department of Corrections, which operates a minimum security camp near Pittsfield. The county also has a rich history. President Abraham Lincoln had a historical connection with almost every town in Pike County; Pittsfield boasts the largest number of still-standing buildings with a Lincoln connection, and Pittsfield offers a Talking Houses Tour featuring 11 different Lincoln-related sites. JWCC has offered coursework in Pike County since 1975 and has operated a center there since 1979.