• METCO PROGRAM DIRECTOR
Caja Johnson

  • Caja Johnson
    “I truly believe in the history, impact, and success of METCO, Inc. I received my Associates degree in Drug, Alcohol, and Rehabilitation from North Shore Community College ’14. I, then attended Lesley University ’16 and graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Psychology. Most recently I completed my Master’s degree in Education as well as my Social Justice Certificate at Endicott College ’21. I am fortunate enough to be working my dream job, with an incredible team. I enjoy working with students, supporting families, and DEI work.”

    Caja Johnson, M. Ed

    781-639-3100 x 20202 (office)
    617-606-1410 (cell)
    johnson.caja@marbleheadschools.org

    Pronouns: she, her, hers

    Schedule a Meeting with the Director here

  • METCO Academic Coordinators

  • Da'Quan Abernathy

    Da'Quan Abernathy (Village)

    Having an impact on the young kids and growing adults is the best thing one can offer to this world. I believe in being a mentor for all, knowing that they will benefit from it. Not too long ago I graduated from the College of St. Joseph where I played collegiate basketball and mentored the youth. I recently came back from overseas (Ireland) where I continued the path of impacting their youth by mentoring and coaching them, as well as playing professional basketball. METCO has opened my eyes more on how much more I can offer to youth today! 

  • Kyeshaun Jacobs

    Keyshaun Jacobs (Veterans)

    Making a meaningful impact on young people and emerging adults is one of the most valuable contributions one can offer to the world. I am passionate about serving as a mentor, knowing that my guidance can help shape their future success. I recently graduated from Rhode Island College, where I not only excelled in collegiate basketball but also dedicated time to mentoring youth. Most recently, I continued this mission in Johnston, RI, where I furthered my commitment to empowering young people through coaching and mentorship. The METCO program stands out as a powerful resource that fosters meaningful relationships with students, enriching their lives and academic experiences in ways that leave a lasting, positive impact.