Sudbury School Committee sets club fees at $125, keeps small clubs alive
Sudbury sets club fees at $125 and preserves small clubs on superintendent Crozier's final night.
SPS School Committee · Meeting of June 15, 2026
Sudbury sets club fees at $125 and preserves small clubs on superintendent Crozier's final night. The School Committee voted 5-0 to raise the student club fee from $100 to $125 for 2026-27 with no minimum enrollment requirement, rejecting a staff recommendation of $150 with thresholds that would have eliminated a diversity club, computer science club, and volleyball club. Chair Jessica McCready built a scenario spreadsheet showing the district roughly breaks even at $125 assuming a 15 percent scholarship rate.
"These clubs provide a strong sense of belonging to students the same way sports do," McCready said. The committee also approved a summer workshop led by Dr. Anthony Bent at up to $1,500 (4-0-1, Karen abstaining) and dissolved the superintendent search subcommittee ahead of a July 6 restart.
Superintendent Brad Crozier attended his final meeting after eight years; Assistant Superintendent Annette Doyle steps in July 1.
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Source: the SPS School Committee meeting of June 15, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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