A Note from the PTSA
Dear Carmel Valley Middle School Families,
As the school year comes to a close, we want to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude for your incredible support, involvement, and generosity throughout this year.
Serving as your PTSA Presidents has been an honor and a privilege. Together, we have strengthened our school community, supported our teachers and staff, and enhanced the educational experience for all of our students. None of this would have been possible without committed parents like you!
Whether you volunteered at events, donated to charity drives, participated in fundraisers, or simply showed up for your student(s) when it mattered most, your contributions made a real difference. Your partnership helped us achieve meaningful goals, from funding classroom improvements to organizing memorable school and parent activities that brought our community closer together.
Thank you for being such an essential part of our school’s success and a special thank you to Principal Adam Bishop and Roberta Blank for their contributions, patience, guidance, and collaboration. We are proud of what we’ve accomplished this year, and we look forward to seeing what CVMS can do together with the PTSA in the future.
Wishing you and your families a restful and joyful summer!
With gratitude,
Keri Bougie and Alexa LeMoine
PTSA Co-Presidents
Carmel Valley Middle School
2025 Orientation Volunteers
We’re looking for parents that can volunteer for the CVMS 2025 Orientation on August 5 from 3:00 – 5:00 pm. This is a very busy event and advanced training will help it to run smoothly. Click here to sign up.
Torrey Pines High School Dance Team 2025-2026 Auditions – May 19 – May 22
Auditions for the Torrey Pines Dance Team 2025-2026 Contemporary and Hip Hop Dance Teams are being held May 19-22. See the TPDT Audition Registration Form here. Applications are due no later than May 2, 2025 by 3:30 PM.
Torrey Pines High School Soccer Camp – June 9 – June 13
Torrey Pines HS is offering a boy’s summer soccer training development program. Please click here for more information and registration for the boy’s 9-13 age group.
New CVMS Assistant Principal
The SDUHSD Board of Trustees approved the appointment of our new Assistant Principal for the 25-26 school year, Ms. Jennifer McPherson. Jen McPherson has a strong passion for education. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Boston College and a Master’s degree in Teaching from Point Loma Nazarene University. She has taught English and History from 6-8 grade and was the Director of School Culture at Nativity Prep Academy before making her way to the San Dieguito Union High School District. This year, she taught 7th grade English and ASB at Oak Crest, and she has loved being a part of this district. She enjoys building relationships with all constituents and loves building a culture of belonging and positivity. She is excited to be at Carmel Valley because of the enthusiastic student body and the passionate staff and families. When not at school, Jen enjoys hiking, reading, and spending time with her husband and black lab puppy, Koda.
Summer School
If your student received a “D” or “F” in English 7/8 or Math A/B for the first semester or is in danger of “D” or “F” grades for the second semester, the district is offering summer school to remediate those classes and help make sure fundamental skills were learned. Please see the district summer school page for more information and applications. ELD classes are also available. Summer school will be held at Torrey Pines High School this year. Please contact your student’s counselor with questions or more information.
Bobcat Fridays
EVERY Friday is Bobcat Friday! Students who wear their Bobcat spirit wear on Fridays will be eligible to win prizes, attend special events, and earn special privileges. If you are interested in skipping the lines to purchase spirit wear at our on campus events, you can order online through our CVMS Webstore and pick up your merchandise at Orientation and/or Mosey Monday!
Keep Our Schools Safe
SDUHSD has worked with local law enforcement to identify the best tool to report incidents that may impact our school environment. The San Diego Law Enforcement Coordination Center operates a Suspicious Activity Reporting (SAR) system for our county. You can help to keep our schools safe by reporting directly to the SAR school threat site. Although it does ask for identifiable information, you may submit your tip anonymously and the tip will still get routed to your local law enforcement.