People of ICS

Mr. Luc and Mr. Stephen Ladas  ICS BANGKOK THAILAND

Stephen Ladas & Luc Lemley
(ICS Head of Schools & ICS Bangkok Headmaster)

How does ICS make community important?
We hold community as one of our main core values.  We foster it by encouraging our teachers to build mentor relationships with their students.  We enhance it by having opportunities for our parents to lead weekly parent groups, fostering positive engagement among all of our stakeholders.  


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Jainam Sanghavi
(General Practitioner Trainee, London, England
ICS Class of 2014)

How does ICS make community important?
I am currently an intern doctor working at SVP (Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel) Hospital in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. I studied at Smt. NHL MMC (Nathiba Hargovandas Lakhmichand Municipal Medical College), which is affiliated with Gujarat University.


What were you involved in at ICS?
 I enjoyed the challenges of the AP classes and enrolled in almost all the ones available. I was part of the U-15, JV, and Varsity volleyball teams. I also took part in the intramural soccer tournaments as well as Friday night events. 


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Nutchayathoch (Zander) Jeinthanuttkanont
(ICS Class of 2024, Now attending Yale University)

Being part of ICS’s vibrant community for 14 years has changed my life indefinitely. I have been taught to think critically for myself—academically, socially, and cerebrally—thanks to ICS’ commitment to a holistic education. However, this is a given at any school.