Proud resident of Ward 6 for over 30 years
Parent of an adult daughter who lives and works in Manchester
Conducts herself with respectfulness and civility
History of advocating for and being a voice of those she represents
Collaborator and problem-solver, strong listening skills
Holds a B.A. (Westfield State College/MA) and a M.Ed. in school counseling (Northeastern University/MA), a C.A.G.S. in School Psychology (Rivier University/NH), certified as a principal and school counselor in the State of NH.
Cohen Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies Fellow (Keene State College/NH)
2013 Christa McAuliffe Leadership Award, NEA-NH
Chairperson of the NH Martin Luther King Jr. Coalition
About Maxine
Retired educator/school counselor (over 40 years in the Manchester public schools)
Child and Family Therapist (13 years in Manchester)
Union member for over 40 years with leadership in the Manchester Education
Association as well as on the state-level
Designs and presents workshops/trainings related to equity, disability rights and justice, behavioral interventions, Autism, bias, trauma, clinical disorders, the impacts of poverty, bullying intervention, adult resilience, stress management, and other topics.
Maxine’s Experience
To fight for public schools. We have gone long enough with inequitable opportunities for our children with some receiving much less than others because of their zip code.
To fight for all individual rights and liberties. Women’s bodies are not property and should never be regulated by laws, policies or religion. We need to come together and stand against those who want to minimize and silence women’s voices, choices and rights.
To fight for property tax relief and support affordable housing, and childcare initiatives. Whether you are a young person, have a family, or an empty nester; you should be able to stay in your community through access to affordable housing, fair property taxes, and accessible child care.
There are so many issues to be concerned about and too few warriors. I will be a strong voice in Concord for the protection of our rights and to support public education in the State of New Hampshire.