Staff

Reverend Brinton "Pete" Woodward is the Director of the Commission on American and International Schools Abroad for the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Inc. (NEASC).

Pete has a long association with NEASC and served as President of the Association from 1994 - 1995. He has also participated in numerous school evaluations as chair and co-chair for the Association.

Pete is the former Headmaster of the prestigious Holderness School in New Hampshire. He held this position for 24 years.
 

Since 1982 Michael Popinchalk has served as an overseas school administrator. He has been a learning leader for diverse school communities located in the Middle East, South Asia, East Africa, Europe and the Caribbean. For over twenty-five years he has had a professional association with the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC). He has served on numerous accreditation visiting teams for international schools and has conducted various workshops for the Commission on American and International Schools Abroad (CAISA). Michael is the first Associate Director appointed by NEASC to live outside the United States in order to support accredited schools located in over 65 different nations. He lives and works in Egypt with his wife who teaches I.B. Geography at an international school in Cairo. Michael is a doctoral student at Plymouth Sate University and his children, Anna and Mark, are both third culture kids, currently living in the United States.  

Phyllis Tumsaroch
Administrative Assistant

ptumsaroch@neasc.org
781-541-5400