Dr. Christopher Andriski has worked in the field of education for the past 25 years in both the public and private sectors. Dr. Andriski has served in the capacities of a school counselor, behavior specialist, athletic trainer,  assistant principal, principal and assistant superintendent of schools. Christopher also had the pleasure of coaching baseball and basketball at many of the schools he worked in. Christopher is an advocate for the expanding work around competency based education and equity work in schools. Christopher believes that all students should have the opportunities to learn and demonstrate their understanding at their own individual levels and will keep fighting until this becomes the norm in education. When Christopher is not busy attending to the demands of his job, he can be seen coaching his children's athletic teams or preparing a dish in the kitchen. Additionally, he serves as the Southeast Representative on the New Hampshire School Administrators Association Executive Board and is the President of MRA Charities.