He originally comes from America where he spent the majority of his adult life.  Seeing the world change and becoming more and more dependent on technology and sedentary behavior he decided to study physical and health education at university where he graduated with honors and received his teaching license. He became a teacher because he wants to make a positive difference in people's lives by inspiring them and helping them to learn the knowledge and develop the skills that they can use as part of a healthy, physically active lifestyle.  Micah is a global citizen and wants to see as much of this beautiful planet as he can and so he has spent the last decade of his life teaching at international schools around the world.  

He enjoys sports and outdoor activities.  He especially loves jumping off waterfalls and swimming in the ocean.  He is not particularly amazing at any one thing but can do a lot of different things well, including playing the piano, guitar and ukulele.  He can ride the unicycle, walk on a slackline, juggle 5 balls, play the diabolo and many other random things.  He believes that anybody can do anything if they are willing to put in the time and effort and this growth  mindset is something that he wants to instill in his students.

Ms. Nilar has taught as an early childhood educator for pre kindergarten and kindergarten in TCIS since 2001. Before joining TCIS, she has also worked as an early childhood educator in other schools in Bangkok as well as other countries including Laos, the Philippines and Myanmar for more than six years. Ms.Nilar is a deeply passionate and devoted individual when it comes to educating young minds.She wholeheartedly believes that when early childhood education is nurtured successfully,it lays the groundwork needed for students to become well rounded lifelong learners. She has been living in Thailand for the past twenty five years and has two children that have graduated from TCIS.

Kru Koong is a Middle School Thai Teacher. She is teaching grade 5FT, 6MT, 7FT, and 8MT classes. Throughout the year, students will learn and improve their skills through fun and engaging tasks and activities. Thai classes still retain Thai traditions and ethics. She also hosts a Thai Traditional Dance Club for MS/HS students who always perform well and a Meditation Club before class starts.

Mr. Rich was born in California, USA, but grew up in Japan. He attended an international school and has lived in Asia for the majority of his life. He is a U.S.licensed teacher and principal. Mr. Richard has more than ten years of teaching and administration experience with bilingual/multilingual international schools in Thailand, China, and Singapore.

Mr. Richard established a non-profit organization called Teach RARE. It is comprised of volunteers that support families and organizations with rare diseases and special needs. He also writes a weekly column at BioNews, which provides educational articles and boosts awareness of rare diseases. He is a lifelong learner who routinely attends professional development and workshops focused on technology education, literacy, and leadership.