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• Crozier 2023 employment agreement + approval minutes (Dec 11, 2023). Brad Crozier’s original contract with Sudbury Public Schools.

• School Committee emails with after-school program bidders (Oct 2025 – Jan 2026). RFP correspondence.

• School Committee ↔ Sudbury Weekly emails (Oct 2025 – May 2026, 249 pp). email record between the committee and the Weekly.

• Open Meeting Law complaint + counsel’s response (Feb – Mar 2026, 35 pp). OML compliant filed over a closed-door vote.

• SED cease-and-desist (Mar 5, 2026, 11 pp). A letter from the School Committee’s law firm ordering Sudbury Extended Day to stop, plus billing.

• Records request: C. Gleason (Mar 2026, 11 pp). A resident’s request and the district’s response.

• Records request: the Sudbury Weekly (Mar 2026, 46 pp). Some of the Weekly’s own requests to the district.

• Crozier separation agreement, Part One (Apr 3, 2026, 7 pp). The superintendent’s $51K exit terms.

• 2026 Special Town Meeting warrant (Spring 2026). Includes the recall and no-confidence articles (3 and 4).

• Outside-counsel legal invoices (Mar – May 2026, 99 pp). Some of the district’s legal bills.

• Doyle interim-superintendent contract (May 16, 2026, effective Jul 1; 11 pp). The replacement’s terms.

 

• More School Committee emails with after-school program bidders (69 pp). Further RFP correspondence, including additional providers.

• Outside-counsel legal invoices, May 2026 (6 pp). More of the district’s legal bills.

• Records response on the Crozier settlement (Apr 21, 2026, 1 p). The district releases Part One and withholds Part Two as not yet executed (excerpt).

• Executive-session minutes deferral (Jun 24, 2026, 2 pp). The district declines to release the sealed minutes until after July 1, 2026.

• Crozier separation agreement, Part Two (Jul 1, 2026, 5 pp). The superintendent’s final $102K exit terms; $153K with Part One.

• Open Meeting Law declination (Jul 14, 2026, 2 pp). The Attorney General’s office declines to review one of Nicole Burnard’s complaints against the School Committee.

• Nicole Burnard to the School Committee chair (Jul 14, 2026, 2 pp). The former chair asks how the Sudbury Weekly had the AG’s decision before residents did, citing the committee’s own media policy.