HQ Happenings – April 8, 2022

Parisi Speed School at HealthQuest is excited to announce our first NCAA sponsored athletes; Becci Fluchel and Emily Mason, currently with Rutgers University Women’s Soccer. Emily and Becci are two of our longest-tenured athletes at Parisi HealthQuest; both began training with us when we opened in 2015. They came to us with obvious potential and natural athleticism, but the most impressive thing about both of these girls was their willingness to show up and put in the work every day. They are prime examples of what happens when natural talent meets hard work, and the exciting part is that they’re just getting started.

Becci Fluchel is from North Hunterdon Regional High School where she was the all-time leading scorer and single-season leading scorer. Becci is a Sophomore at Rutgers University who has started in 23 out of 24 games this year, including the Big 10 Championship. Her individual honors include:

Emily Mason, from Hunterdon Central Regional High School, is a Freshman player on the Big 10 Championship Rutgers team and was named to Top Drawer Soccer Preseason Best XI Freshman Team. Her individual honors include:

Parents are required to be in the building when children are in class or checked in to childcare areas. Also, please assure that your children utilize the restroom prior to class. Please stop in to see Member Services to update your “Emergency Contact” information and photo annually.

PLEASE have child use the bathroom before any class drop-off or childcare check-in. Children must be checked into KidQuest or KidZone 15 min. prior to class if you are utilizing transportation services. For parents bringing children to class, please arrive on-time to class so as not to disrupt a class that has already begun.

For your convenience, HealthQuest Staff is available to transport children checked into childcare areas to their classes. Parents must inform staff as to which class(es) their child(ren) will be attending when checking them in to childcare. Children who are transported to class MUST be transported back to the childcare location they were transported from, as they must be accounted for. Transportation will depart 10 minutes prior to the class start time. For children who miss transportation, it is the responsibility of the parent to both Drop Off AND Pick Up from the class location. Please be punctual for transportation.

Parents who brought children to class MUST pick children up from class at the time the class ends. Any child not picked up on time will be transported to either KidQuest (ages 3-6) or KidZone (ages 7-12). Children who were transported by HealthQuest Staff will be returned to their designated childcare location and MUST be picked up from that location.

Children more than 10 minutes late should not be entered into class for that specific day as it causes substantial disruption to the overall experience. Three (3) unexcused absences or excessive absences will result in the child being removed from

the class so that a child on the waiting list is given the opportunity to participate. Please email [email protected] if your child is going to be absent for a program, in order to not incur an “unexcused absence”.

For questions about the course, please contact Joshua Bavosa at (908)-782-4009 x251 or [email protected]. 

Global Learning Center (GLC) is offering a number of enrichment courses to help young students advance in many areas! For your convenience, GLC will soon be offering some courses on select nights at HealthQuest. Take a look at some of the courses offered:

It’s safe to say that coding is one of the most constructive hobbies for children to adopt, especially since it can help them develop persistence, communication creativity and higher-order thinking.

This magical puzzle, The Rubik’s Cube, teaches you life lessons like perseverance, patience & concentration. The joy & satisfaction of solving a cube is unparalleled and unmatched. Gift your brain a Rubik’s Cube & you will thank yourself in the future.

Math is all around us everywhere in everything we do, it is an essential building block for students. Learning math can help to improve one’s problem solving skills, analytical and reasoning ability, which helps them master decision making.

English Language Arts is an essential component to a child’s education. It gives them the framework to understand content faster, more effectively and provides them with skills to go beyond the written word.

For questions or to enroll in an enrichment course, please contact Global Learning Center at (908)-378-8518 or [email protected].

All 2022 Summer Camp information is out and it’s time to start thinking about how to keep the kids active this summer!

With a wide variety of camp themes, we have something that will interest every child and have them making last memories all summer long. Check out our website for all the exciting details and reserve your child a spot today!

Questions about camp? Our Camp Director, Candace Bunnell would be happy to assist – contact her at [email protected] or (908)-782-4009 x234.

For more information and to register please contact Kevin Jackson at [email protected] or call 908-534-1234 ext 315.