Carlisle School Committee conducts preliminary interviews for interim superintendent position. The committee, chaired remotely by Regional School Representative Brian Waterson on behalf of Chair Scott Jamison, interviewed three candidates: Rick Medeiros, Susan Kustka, and Brad Crozier. All
Brian Waterson, Carlisle's representative on the Concord-Carlisle Regional School Committee, was elected Chair at a June 3 meeting. The committee unanimously approved a 3 percent cost-of-living adjustment for nonunion workers in fiscal year 2027 and accepted a $64,732 donation from the Concord
Carlisle School Committee reorganizes with all officers unanimously reelected or reappointed for 2026-2027. Scott Jamison retained the chair and Sharon Whitt assumed vice chair; James Steele was designated warrant signer, Mary O'Regan appointed recording secretary, and O'Shea treasurer with his
Carlisle special education groups commit to continued joint collaboration for the 2026-27 school year. Vice Chair Sharon A Whitt and Committee member Lynette Kelleher met with Superintendent Jim O'Shea and special education staff to review program updates and community concerns. The TimberNook
Interim search committee distills lessons learned to guide permanent superintendent search. The Interim Superintendent Search Committee met to gather feedback on the recent interim superintendent search process and develop recommendations for the upcoming permanent superintendent search. Key
Carlisle School Committee advances five candidates to preliminary screening for interim superintendent. The committee selected Carol Cavanaugh, Rick Medeiros, Susan Kustka, Brad Crozier, and Tracy Curley for preliminary screening, agreeing that interview questions related to special education
Carlisle School Committee refines superintendent search criteria and schedules June interviews. Chair Brian Waterson presented eight interim superintendent candidates; the committee ranked them to narrow the pool to approximately five for 30-minute Zoom interviews on June 4-5. The committee added
Concord Carlisle High School School Advisory Council reviewed draft 2026-2027 materials. Members examined inclusion strategies, including tracking BIPOC participation in extracurriculars and supporting ten affinity groups, and discussed a planned ninth-grade club fair. The council heard concerns
School Committee outlines interim superintendent selection strategy. The committee considered four options for filling the interim superintendent role and determined that pursuing candidates from the Massachusetts Association of School Committees list combined with information from the district's
Carlisle School Committee rejects interim superintendent finalists. The committee voted unanimously to reject both candidates recommended by its search committee after concerns from community members and district staff emerged about their fitness for the role. According to the minutes, committee
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