Faculty

At WIS our dedicated faculty members promote independent learning, critical thinking and self-reflection in a nurturing and caring environment.
Skilled and talented in their subject areas, WIS faculty go beyond teaching the mastery of basic skills by embracing the principles that we hold dear as a community: global citizenship volunteerism, intellectual curiosity, artistic pursuits, and community.
The bonds formed between faculty and students last well beyond graduation.

FACULTY FACTS

  • 65% of Middle and Upper School faculty hold a Masters degree or above
  • 108 teachers represent nearly 30 countries and 6 continents
  • 53 teachers have been at WIS for 10 years or more; 16 teachers have been at WIS for more than 20 years
  • Average number of years of teaching experience:
    • Upper School: 21 years
    • Primary and Middle School: 16 years
  • Languages: the majority of faculty and staff speak two languages. Some teachers speak up to 8!
  • Faculty belong to over 40 local, national, and international professional organizations
  • Recent summer professional development workshops have taken faculty to France, Morocco, Mexico, Senegal, Paraguay, Spain, Canada, and the Czech Republic

Faculty News

  • Grants Support Internationalism

    Posted: 2/14/08

    Three faculty members were recently awarded grants. Read More

  • From Luxembourg to DC: New Head settles into school

    Tabitha Peyton Wood, Grade 12
    Head of WIS Clayton Lewis chats with parents at the picnic
    Posted: 1/4/08

    Reprinted with permission from “International Dateline,” October 17, 2007. Read More

  • Mark Schulte—A Man of Many Talents

    Mark Schulte
    Posted: 1/4/08
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