Committee will hold closed session, then may decide on a CEO candidate to present to the full board of directors.
Discussion of the Open Meetings Law is on the agenda for the board that oversees four charter schools
Desmond Moore, principal of Paul Habans Elementary School, will lead Capdau. And Edward Brown, former principal of Abramson Elementary, will run Gentilly Terrace.
The network plans a public hearing on the budgets today at 4 p.m.
Budgets for the network's four schools range from $3.8 million to $4.5 million.
In addition to interviewing Joseph Daschbach Thursday and Keith Bartlett on Saturday, Lycée board members plan a Saturday retreat to discuss public law.
Some employees were not offered contract renewals and others resigned. Either way, board members are unsettled by the attrition.
Founder Josh Densen says he created the school after contemplating where he wanted to send his own children.
Intercultural, which Einstein leaders are now calling "Einstein Extension," had little inventory of its own, Einstein CEO Shawn Toranto says.
In January alone, Adams and Reese law firm billed the school $8,440 to "review," "analyze" and "respond to" public records requests. The school depended on attorneys to provide some routine records including the interim CEO's resume. The expenses raise questions about how heavily public agencies should rely upon lawyers for public records compliance.