Sudbury School Committee launches superintendent search, joins electric bus study
SPS School Committee · Meeting of July 20, 2026
Sudbury launches superintendent search RFP, rejects Jewish listening sessions after community pushback. The Sudbury School Committee voted 4-0 Monday to authorize Acting Director of Finance Buck Creel, a retired Lincoln finance director, to draft an RFP for a superintendent executive search firm, and unanimously approved contracts for Creel and Interim Assistant Superintendent Carol Cavanaugh, the retired Hopkinton superintendent, both hired by Interim Superintendent Annette Doyle. A proposal by Chair Jessica to hold Jewish family listening sessions at Temple Beth El and the Chabad Center died without a motion after task force co-chair Jackie Sousa told the committee it was "a delay" and members said the district should instead deliver a data presentation postponed since January.
The committee also unanimously joined the free MassCEC School Bus Advisory Services Program with Lincoln-Sudbury ahead of the joint transportation RFP; approved surplusing 12 Curtis cafeteria tables valued at $3,000; and heard that FY26 closed with $154.22 remaining. Haynes and Nixon roof demolition begins the weeks of July 27 and July 23 respectively, targeting September 1 completion.
In the full story:
- Creel delivered his first finance report. Key points
- Combined Facilities Director Sandra Duran provided updates on four projects
- Who Was There
- Organizations And Documents Referenced
- The complete report — 3,336 words
Source: the SPS School Committee meeting of July 20, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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