As the school year comes to a close, the Cabin John PTSA would like to thank our entire school community for your support this year. Whether you attended an event, volunteered your time, became a member, or made a donation, your involvement helped make this a successful year for our students, staff, and families.

A special thank you goes to our dedicated PTSA Board, committee chairs and volunteers, whose countless hours behind the scenes made our programs and events possible. We are also incredibly grateful to our school administration, teachers, and staff for their partnership, encouragement, and support throughout the year.

Thank you for being part of another great year at Cabin John!

To our amazing 8th graders, thank you for the energy, spirit, and memories you’ve brought to Cabin John Middle School. As you prepare to take the next step to high school, we are excited to celebrate all you’ve accomplished.

We’re glad so many of you enjoyed the 8th grade trip to Hershey Park, and we were proud to help fund the commemorative class t-shirts. We also heard the 8th grade dance was a huge success! Thank you to our Student Government Association for planning such a memorable event. The PTSA was pleased to provide $1,500 in support to help make the celebration possible.

Best of luck to all of our rising high school students—we can’t wait to see all that you accomplish!

The PTSA Board encourages all families to get involved! By volunteering your time, you support your child’s education, build community, and make important connections between home and school. Whether it’s for a couple hours or a larger role, we need your help to make next year great! 

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Each year, the Cabin John PTSA wraps up the fiscal year with a required financial review. It’s a quick, straightforward process (not an audit!), and you don’t need to be a financial expert to help out. 

We’re looking for three volunteers to join our review committee. The total time commitment is just 1–2 hours and involves reviewing a few documents, like bank statements and the check register, to help us meet the Free State PTA’s guidelines. The committee would meet in July. 

If you can lend a hand, please reach out to us at treasurer@cabinjohnptsa.org. Thanks for being part of what makes our PTSA strong!

The PTSA Board encourages all families to get involved! By volunteering your time, you support your child’s education, build community, and make important connections between home and school. Whether it’s for a couple hours or a larger role, we need your help to make next year great! 

Sign Up Here

Each year, the Cabin John PTSA wraps up the fiscal year with a required financial review. It’s a quick, straightforward process (not an audit!), and you don’t need to be a financial expert to help out. 

We’re looking for three volunteers to join our review committee. The total time commitment is just 1–2 hours and involves reviewing a few documents, like bank statements and the check register, to help us meet the Free State PTA’s guidelines. The committee would meet in July. 

If you can lend a hand, please reach out to us at treasurer@cabinjohnptsa.org. Thanks for being part of what makes our PTSA strong!

On Tuesday, we held our final PTSA meeting of the year! Congratulations to the following officers and board members for the 2026-2027 School Year:

President: Debbie Fleischer
Vice President 1- Membership & Fundraising: Rachel Azoff
Vice President 2- Communications & Events: Harmony Yang
Vice President 3- School Support: Claire Andrews
Secretary: Jessica McClellan
Treasurer: La-Tasha Patel

MCCPTA Delegates: Karen Lust and Priyanka Kamat
Membership Chair: Jothsna Rao
Communications Chair: John Sorrenti

In addition, we passed our annual budget for next year to provide $45K to support the CJMS community. We’ll need your help, so look for ways to get involved and support!

The NAACP Parents’ Council is pleased to sponsor a special celebration and community gathering for Churchill cluster students transitioning to middle school and high school this fall.  This event is designed to connect rising students with current middle and high school students who can share their experiences, answer questions, and help ease the transition to a new school environment.

Event Details

• Date: Saturday, June 14, 2026
• Time: 3:30 p.m.
• Location: Potomac Community Center

Churchill cluster students and families may RSVP using the following form: https://forms.gle/XssPiQVRTwR6qBoF9

MCPS is holding MCPS My Future Fair: Middle School Edition, designed specifically for current Grade 7 families. These sessions will introduce the high school options available in MCPS.

Beginning in fall 2027, MCPS will launch a new Regional High School Model, expanding access to specialized programs across the county. Current Grade 7 students will be the first to benefit from these expanded opportunities. Students may choose to apply to regional programs based on their interests. These programs are designed to expand opportunities, not replace the strong programs available at every high school. 

This meeting is specific to students in the Churchill and Wootton Clusters:

Thursday, June 11 | 6:30-8 p.m.
In-person at Rockville HS (Region 4)
2100 Baltimore Rd, Rockville
*Learn more about the local and regional academic options at Winston Churchill, Richard Montgomery, Rockville and Thomas S. Wootton HS