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Meet Our Staff
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Our diverse staff creates a dynamic multicultural environment which enhances our students' learning experience. Currently, our staff is from and has experience working in India, South Korea, U.S.A., and Ukraine.
The quality of a teacher can make a crucial difference in your child's success. MDIS strives to ensure a safe and productive learning environment for your child. At MDIS, we select certified, caring teachers with a variety of educational backgrounds. Our staff each have a love for God, a love for children, and a passion for teaching children.
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Paul Narjinary (India)
Administrative Officer
Mr. Narjinary is well qualified in his area of service. With a BA, MA, diplomas in School Management and computers, and over fifteen years of experience in international organizations, administrative positions and business management, Paul is involved in most facets of the running of MDIS.
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MiSun Jung (South Korea)
Music, English Language Learning (ESL)
Mrs. Jung runs an excellent music program at MDIS, and has produced several musicals while here. She has enabled her students to experience many facets of music instruction and to perform in various capacities. Mrs. Jung received her Bachelor of Music in South Korea, and has experience teaching international students from many countries, both at MDIS and before that at Woodstock School, Mussoorie, North India. Mrs. Jung is also instrumental with the Korean ELL students at MDIS, providing the bilingual aspect for their content instruction, and teaching Korean history and language.
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Ms. Navita Chandalia (India)
Kindergarten
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Ms. Kathleen Davis (USA)
Grade 1 and 2
Ms Davis has a BS in Education and comes to us with 18 years teaching experience - of which 9 years has been in International Schools around the world. Ms Davis is passionate about teaching and her students love learning in the hands-on and creative enviornment she creates.
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Mrs. Deepti Kamaal (India)
Grade 3
Mrs. Kamaal is a trained ESL teacher, an experienced Grade 3 teacher and has experience working as a private tutor in various content areas and grade levels. She is currently working on further professional development in New Delhi while she serves at MDIS.
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Ms. Vicki Burns (USA)
Grade 4-5
Ms Burns is a qualified elementary teacher having completed her training in the USA. She is also our Swimming instructor during the summer months of Q1 and Q4 when the campus olympic sized swimming pool is in use. Ms Burns creates a positive learning enviornment in her classroom and is able to help students build strong acedemic success.
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Ms. Sarah Lindique (South Africa)
Grade 6-8; HS
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Mr. John Daniel (USA)
HS Math, Bible, PE
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Mr. Indrajit Sundaram (India)
HS Science, English
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Ms. Tania Thakur (Ukraine)
English Language Learning Department (ESL)
Mrs. Thakur received her teaching certification in the Ukraine in English and has several years of teaching experience. Her administrative talents together with her love for teaching, and her experience has produced a strong second language department.
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Ms. Sophy Andrews (India)
Elementary & Special Needs
Ms. Andrews received her education in psychology and counseling in India and is pursuing her professional development at this time.
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Jagmohan Singh (India)
Manual Staff / Security
Mr. Jaggu has provided faithful and long hours of service in many areas.
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Dinesh Chand (India)
Manual Staff / Security
Mr. Dinesh has provided faithful and reliable service to the students and staff.
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Anisha Zaidi (India)
Manual Staff
Mrs. Anisha has provided faithful and reliable service to the students and staff.
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Mr.Vinod Oraon (India)
Manual Staff
Mr.Vinod has worked for MDIS for a year; his talents are appreciated by all.
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Mrs. Maya(India)
Manual Staff
Mrs. Maya has provided faithful and reliable service to the students and staff.
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Mrs. Omana Raju (India)
Manual Staff
Mrs. Omana's enthusiastic smile and helpfulness are real assets for the school community.
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