Mrs. Quick is Sabrina's slightly daffy teacher during Seasons 2,- 4, replacing Mr. Pool as the teacher Sabrina's closest to, becoming involved in the messes Sabrina causes with her magic. Mrs. Quick is very kind hearted and self-conscious and is involved in running many extra-curricular activities, most notably, the school newspaper.
Notable Incidents
When Sabrina catches Finger Flu in "Finger Lickin' Flu," Mrs. Quick, who is trying to learn to assert herself with Sabrina's help, catches Sabrina's magic and accidentally turns Mr. Kraft into a chimp. Thinking fast, Sabrina, Hilda and Zelda take them to an Other Realm doctor to get fixed and have their memories erased later on.
In the episode "Rumor Mill," when Sabrina starts spreading rumors in the Other Realm that become reality in the mortal realm, Mrs. Quick has a passionate affair with Mr. Kraft.
Mrs. Quick is ecstatic in "Sabrina, the Teenage Writer" after Sabrina writes a spy story that comes true, using all of the people in her life as the basis for her characters. Mrs. Quick believes that she's found her long lost twin in her story counterpart, a hard-nosed scientist.
Mrs. Quick reveals a talent for quiz shows and puzzles in "The Long and Winding Shortcut," so Sabrina tries to get Mrs. Quick to work out the family secret for her. This culminates in Sabrina and Mrs. Quick being transported to the prairie, where there are no shortcuts and everything must be done the hard way. Mrs. Quick believes that it is all a dream.
In "Spoiled Rotten," Mrs. Quick dons a magical competetive medal that causes her to maniacally compete with Hilda Spellman in a race to see who can raise the most money for the Hondurans. After the medal is removed, it is revealed that Mrs. Quick is really just that naturally competitive.
After the fourth season she was not seen or mentioned again but it is assumed that she continued teaching at Westbridge High.
Trivia
- Not officially a regular character, Mrs. Quick is the recurring character to appear the most in Sabrina.
- Mrs. Quick never appeared to be married but she was always referred to as missis instead of miss. (She could've possibly been divorced or widowed.)
- We never learn Mrs. Quick's first name.