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The Board of Trustees are tasked with the strategic planning, oversight, governance and accountability of the school. The Head of School oversees the school’s operations and is ultimately responsible for the day-to-day activities, including but not limited to, strategic leadership , fiscal management, compliance and reporting, community engagement and program evaluation and development.
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Amy Bottomley serves as the Founding Head of School at MicroSociety Academy Charter School, where she brings more than 25 years of experience in education, including over a decade in school administration. Her leadership blends a passion for educational innovation with a strong foundation in entrepreneurship and student-centered learning.
Since joining MicroSociety Academy, Amy has led the school to numerous recognitions, including the NH Edies Student Empowerment Award (2022), Non-Profit Business of the Year (2021) by the Greater Nashua Chamber of Commerce, and the Building Hope Impact Grant Award for Educational Innovation (2024). Individually, she has been honored as Outstanding Administrator (2017) and Outstanding District Administrator (2024) by MicroSociety Inc.’s National Headquarters.
Amy holds a B.A. in Education with a concentration in English from Bethany College (WV) and an M.Ed. in Educational Leadership from New England College (NH). She is certified by the State of New Hampshire in the areas of Principal, General Special Education, and Special Education Administration.
Her career began as a special education and high school English teacher, before transitioning into administration in 2010. Amy has worked extensively with students across grades K–8, combining her instructional and leadership skills to support inclusive, innovative, and high-performing school environments.
In addition to her role in education, Amy is also the co-owner of Fleet Feet Nashua, a running specialty store she operates with her husband, BJ. She resides in Hollis, New Hampshire, with her husband and two sons.
Kim Plummer is thrilled to be joining the team at MACS. She received her bachelor’s degree from the University of New Hampshire in Recreation Management and Policy with a focus in therapeutic recreation. She is also an accomplished violinist and busy mom to four boys. Kim lives in Nashua with her husband and four sons. Her family shares a love of traveling, music and theater.
Hello! I’m Grace Greenaway, the Outreach & Development Coordinator. This will be my third year at MACS, and I am so excited for the school year. I have a BA from Bryant University, and when I’m not learning or working, I am at the beach with my family and friends!
I am the point person for most school-wide events, so please feel free to contact me with any questions. Also, if your family is experiencing any financial or other insecurities, please let me know how I can support you. Looking forward to a great year!
Tom comes to MicroSociety Academy as an Information Technology executive formerly with Fidelity Investments after taking early retirement after 18 years. Since joining Fidelity, he has been an active member in the volunteer community supporting Fidelity’s tradition of community philanthropic activities, including First programs targeting school age children to learn about money management. Tom is currently a board trustee with the New Hampshire Institute of Arts in Manchester, NH. There he is the Chairman of the Audit committee, and active trustee on the Facilities committee supported by his technology expertise. With over 30 years of information technology experience, Tom brings financial, technology, board and leadership acumen to the MACS Board of Trustees. Our children are our greatest asset. It is our collective responsibility to ensure that future generations are aptly prepared for the opportunities ahead. The MicroSociety Academy Charter school provides the best outcome to build the foundation skills that our future practitioners and leaders will need.
Whitney is originally from Henniker, NH, and has lived in Nashua since 2012. She and her husband have two children, one of whom is currently a student at MACS and the second hoping to join kindergarten at MACS soon. Whitney earned a masters degree in genetic counseling at Brandeis University and is currently working as a genetic counselor at a clinical genetic testing laboratory. She volunteers for the National Society of Genetic Counselor continuing education subcommittee. Whitney has a passion for lifelong learning. As a parent representative, she is looking forward to supporting the continued growth of MACS.
I was born and grew up in northern India where I did my Bachelors in Science. I went to Medical School in India at King George Medical College. After finishing my residency I became a faculty in one of the Medical schools in India.
I came to the US in 1999 as Professor of Anesthesia at University Hospital, Cincinnati, OH. I moved to the Boston area in 2000 and I have been here since. I spent 4 years at Tufts medical center and 18 years at UMass Medical Center, Worcester MA.
I moved to NH in 2023 after accepting a job in a small hospital in Nashua. We love New Hampshire and the many things it has to offer, especially the greenery, open spaces, private living and the school (MACS) where my youngest daughter goes.
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