“Stratford’s amazing teachers allow students to learn from both failures and triumphs.”
With a degree in Computer Engineering and a background as a software engineer, Nick Maramba began his teaching career by volunteering in homeless and domestic shelters. Finding a passion for educating young minds, Nick joined Stratford School in 2006 with a mission to motivate and inspire students to become lifelong learners.
After years of teaching elementary and middle school students, Nick’s dedication to student success drove him from classroom instruction to administration. As the Director of Upper School for Stratford Fremont Osgood, he champions student-centered learning, empowers his faculty, and fosters strong parent partnerships. In his new role as Head of School, Nick envisions leading an expanded team to cultivate a school culture where trust, collaboration, engagement, and continuous improvement thrive.
“Creating an inclusive environment where students explore, discover, innovate, and embrace challenges to break barriers and redefine greatness.”
Mrs. Ayesha Mian’s passion for education and community engagement led her to the academic sphere. With over 20 years of service across primary and upper school levels, Ayesha has been dedicated to inspiring students to think independently and critically. She champions creativity, student voice, and inclusive dialogue. Her pedagogical mission is centered on cultivating independent thought and methodical reasoning among students. Ayesha’s vision is a future where learners feel empowered, capable, and ready to make meaningful contributions to a diverse, interconnected world.
“Nurture the spark of curiosity within each child, and watch as their world expands with wonder and endless possibilities.”
Mrs. Eka Lianawati has been in the field of education for the past 18 years, the last 9 years have been with Stratford School. She started as a floater teacher, then a preschool and pre-kindergarten teacher. She has held positions as a Resource Teacher and as an Interim Director for the Early Childhood team at the Fremont Osgood campus.
One of Eka’s outstanding qualities is her love for reading and storytelling. She firmly believes in the power of literature to inspire young minds and foster a love for learning. Additionally, her collaborative nature and dedication to creating an inclusive environment ensure that each child feels valued and supported.
“The essence of education is to nurture the ability to think deeply and critically. It’s about fostering both intelligence and character, shaping not just minds but also hearts. That’s the true goal of education.”
Mrs. Priya Srivastava has worked in the field of education for over 9 years and is a dedicated and beloved educator known for her passion for teaching and strong connections with students, colleagues, and the community. During her teaching tenure at Stratford, she has touched the lives of many students, supported their educational journey, and inspired them to learn and grow. Mrs. Srivastava’s role as a Leader in Training is distinguished by her unique blend of mentorship, collaborative spirit, and empathetic approach. She believes in empowering her team through support, encouragement, and open communication. By fostering a culture of trust and respect, she creates a space where everyone feels valued and motivated to contribute their best. As Mrs. Srivastava assumes the position of Director, she brings her passion, empathy, and spirit of collaboration to support and inspire her colleagues and students. Her commitment to fostering a positive and inclusive learning environment makes her a natural leader, ready to make a lasting impact on the school community.
“I believe in not just enrolling students but igniting a spark that can help shape the foundation for a lifetime of learning and growth.”
Guiding families through the exciting journey of choosing the optimal educational path for their children is both an honor and a joy for Mrs. Yukha Lam-Khoo. She takes pride in creating a welcoming and inclusive environment where the unique potential of each child is recognized and celebrated. Every day, she is inspired by the opportunity to shape the future of the school community and foster an atmosphere where children’s curiosity thrives.
As a committed parent at Stratford School, she seizes the opportunity to apply her insights and firsthand experience as her children transition to elementary school, contributing to the vibrant community at Stratford.
“I value the power of professional collaboration. As noted by educator Robert John Meehan, “The most valuable resource that all teachers have is each other. Without collaboration, our growth is limited to our own perspectives.” This spirit of teamwork and shared growth is central to my approach as an educator and leader.”
Anahita has been a dedicated and integral member at Stratford for the past decade, bringing over twenty years of experience in elementary education. Beyond the classroom, she has mentored emerging educators, advised the student council, and worked in close partnership with faculty and administration to elevate student experiences and foster a vibrant school community. She believes that teaching is not just a profession but a profound responsibility and privilege and has created an atmosphere where curiosity is encouraged, mistakes are embraced as learning opportunities, and every student feels seen, heard, and valued.
“You are the architect of your story; I am here to help you design the blueprint, one conversation at a time.”
With over 15 years of experience in education, including 10 years dedicated to school counseling, Subha Mohan brings a deep commitment to supporting students through every step of their academic and personal development. Her counseling philosophy centers on creating a safe, inclusive, and welcoming environment where students feel seen, heard, and valued.
Subha specializes in guiding students through the pivotal early childhood and adolescent years, helping them navigate academic challenges, social dynamics, and emotional growth. She believes each student’s path to success is unique and works collaboratively with students to build confidence, resilience, and motivation. Her goal is to ensure every child feels a strong sense of belonging and has the tools to thrive in all areas of life.
Our School Leaders
Nick Maramba
Head of School
“Stratford’s amazing teachers allow students to learn from both failures and triumphs.”
With a degree in Computer Engineering and a background as a software engineer, Nick Maramba began his teaching career by volunteering in homeless and domestic shelters. Finding a passion for educating young minds, Nick joined Stratford School in 2006 with a mission to motivate and inspire students to become lifelong learners.
After years of teaching elementary and middle school students, Nick’s dedication to student success drove him from classroom instruction to administration. As the Director of Upper School for Stratford Fremont Osgood, he champions student-centered learning, empowers his faculty, and fosters strong parent partnerships. In his new role as Head of School, Nick envisions leading an expanded team to cultivate a school culture where trust, collaboration, engagement, and continuous improvement thrive.
EmailAyesha Mian
Director of Upper School
“Creating an inclusive environment where students explore, discover, innovate, and embrace challenges to break barriers and redefine greatness.”
Mrs. Ayesha Mian’s passion for education and community engagement led her to the academic sphere. With over 20 years of service across primary and upper school levels, Ayesha has been dedicated to inspiring students to think independently and critically. She champions creativity, student voice, and inclusive dialogue. Her pedagogical mission is centered on cultivating independent thought and methodical reasoning among students. Ayesha’s vision is a future where learners feel empowered, capable, and ready to make meaningful contributions to a diverse, interconnected world.
EmailEka Lianawati
Director of Early Childhood Education
“Nurture the spark of curiosity within each child, and watch as their world expands with wonder and endless possibilities.”
Mrs. Eka Lianawati has been in the field of education for the past 18 years, the last 9 years have been with Stratford School. She started as a floater teacher, then a preschool and pre-kindergarten teacher. She has held positions as a Resource Teacher and as an Interim Director for the Early Childhood team at the Fremont Osgood campus.
One of Eka’s outstanding qualities is her love for reading and storytelling. She firmly believes in the power of literature to inspire young minds and foster a love for learning. Additionally, her collaborative nature and dedication to creating an inclusive environment ensure that each child feels valued and supported.
EmailPriya Srivastava
Director of Lower School
“The essence of education is to nurture the ability to think deeply and critically. It’s about fostering both intelligence and character, shaping not just minds but also hearts. That’s the true goal of education.”
Mrs. Priya Srivastava has worked in the field of education for over 9 years and is a dedicated and beloved educator known for her passion for teaching and strong connections with students, colleagues, and the community. During her teaching tenure at Stratford, she has touched the lives of many students, supported their educational journey, and inspired them to learn and grow. Mrs. Srivastava’s role as a Leader in Training is distinguished by her unique blend of mentorship, collaborative spirit, and empathetic approach. She believes in empowering her team through support, encouragement, and open communication. By fostering a culture of trust and respect, she creates a space where everyone feels valued and motivated to contribute their best. As Mrs. Srivastava assumes the position of Director, she brings her passion, empathy, and spirit of collaboration to support and inspire her colleagues and students. Her commitment to fostering a positive and inclusive learning environment makes her a natural leader, ready to make a lasting impact on the school community.
EmailYukha Lam-Khoo
Director of Admissions
Guiding families through the exciting journey of choosing the optimal educational path for their children is both an honor and a joy for Mrs. Yukha Lam-Khoo. She takes pride in creating a welcoming and inclusive environment where the unique potential of each child is recognized and celebrated. Every day, she is inspired by the opportunity to shape the future of the school community and foster an atmosphere where children’s curiosity thrives.
As a committed parent at Stratford School, she seizes the opportunity to apply her insights and firsthand experience as her children transition to elementary school, contributing to the vibrant community at Stratford.
EmailAnahita Nash
Assistant Director of Lower School
“I value the power of professional collaboration. As noted by educator Robert John Meehan, “The most valuable resource that all teachers have is each other. Without collaboration, our growth is limited to our own perspectives.” This spirit of teamwork and shared growth is central to my approach as an educator and leader.”
Anahita has been a dedicated and integral member at Stratford for the past decade, bringing over twenty years of experience in elementary education. Beyond the classroom, she has mentored emerging educators, advised the student council, and worked in close partnership with faculty and administration to elevate student experiences and foster a vibrant school community. She believes that teaching is not just a profession but a profound responsibility and privilege and has created an atmosphere where curiosity is encouraged, mistakes are embraced as learning opportunities, and every student feels seen, heard, and valued.
EmailSubha Mohan
School Counseleor
“You are the architect of your story; I am here to help you design the blueprint, one conversation at a time.”
With over 15 years of experience in education, including 10 years dedicated to school counseling, Subha Mohan brings a deep commitment to supporting students through every step of their academic and personal development. Her counseling philosophy centers on creating a safe, inclusive, and welcoming environment where students feel seen, heard, and valued.
Subha specializes in guiding students through the pivotal early childhood and adolescent years, helping them navigate academic challenges, social dynamics, and emotional growth. She believes each student’s path to success is unique and works collaboratively with students to build confidence, resilience, and motivation. Her goal is to ensure every child feels a strong sense of belonging and has the tools to thrive in all areas of life.
EmailConcordia Fong
Office Administrator
EmailParul Bhavsar
Office Administrator
EmailGeneva Sampson
Office Administrator
EmailMichael Wheeler
Extended Day Supervisor
EmailOur Faculty
Yuliet Aguilar
PE Teacher
Deepjyot Ahluwalia
4th Grade Teacher
Lakshmi Akella
1st Grade Teacher
Hiya Amarnani
3rd Grade Teacher
Deidre Armstead
Preschool Teacher
Sakshi Arora
5th Grade Teacher
Jocelyn Arroyo
Extended Day/Lunch Teacher
Manasi Atitkar
1st Grade Teacher
Ananya Banerjee
3rd Grade Teacher
Satnam Barring
1st Grade Teacher
Patricia Bhachu
Elementary Teacher
Sanchari Bhattacharya
Pre Kindergarten Teacher
Roxana Broderick
Middle School Spanish Teacher
Josephine Campos
Extended Day/ Lunch Lead
Kate Chung
ECE Music Teacher
Nina Dai
Extended Day/Lunch Teacher
Paola Diaz
ECE Spanish Teacher
Julia Do
3rd Grade Teacher
Garima Dua
Kindergarten Teacher
Eric Duft
Middle School Language Arts Teacher
John Fox
Middle School History Teacher
Diego Gallego
Elementary Spanish Teacher
Anjali Garg
1st Grade Teacher
Anjali Giri
Kindergarten Teacher
Sonal Jayaprakash
Computer Science Teacher
Kavonae Johnson Cooper
Extended Day/Lunch Teacher
Larisa Kagan
Elementary Music Teacher
Hemalatha Kannan
2nd Grade Teacher
Jasmeet Kaur
4th Grade Teacher
Mahek Khawaja
4th Grade Teacher
Kanupriya Khurana
Middle School Language Arts Teacher
Anita Krishnamohan
Preschool Teacher
Deepanshi Kumar
Science and Math Teacher
Wendy Kuo
5th Grade Teacher
Ashlesha Lad
1st Grade Teacher
Ruth Lang
Computer Science Teacher
Elisa Lopez
2nd Grade Teacher
Mansi Mahtre
Extended Day/Lunch Teacher
Aarika Martin
Middle School History and Visual Arts Teacher
Bobita Mathoun
Pre Kindergarten Teacher
Rebecca Matthew
Extended Day/Lunch Teacher
Swapna Mayya
Middle School Science Teacher
Namrata Mehta
Extended Day/Lunch Teacher
Cris Mendoza
Maintenance Technician
Amanda Miller
ECE/Extended Day Teacher
Mercedes Miller
Extended Day/Lunch Teacher
Pammi Mohan
Elementary & Extended Day Teacher
Vishalakshi Nanjundan
3rd Grade Teacher
Suryakala Nannapaneni
1st Grade Teacher
Lakshmi Narasimhan
Extended Day Teacher
Seema Nayak
Extended Day Teacher
Vandana Nayak
2nd Grade Teacher
Prashka Patel
Language Arts Teacher
Aparna Pendela
1st Grade Teacher
Vandana Rana
Extended Day/Lunch Teacher
Alex Rawlings
Middle School Teacher
Joshua Sagadraca
PE Teacher
Evelyn Santiago
Math Teacher
Aditi Sharma
Kindergarten Teacher
Pallavi Sikarwar
Extended Day/Lunch Teacher
Anita Singh
ECE Science Teacher
Anabel Smith Porras
Extended Day Teacher
Neha Subashbabu
Middle School Language Arts Teacher
Jeeva Surendran
Pre Kindergarten Teacher
Christopher Teasley
5th Grade Teacher
Anupama Toutem
Math & Engineering Teacher
Giana Usison
PE Teacher
Nandini Vaddagere Jaiprakash
Pre Kindergarten Teacher
Sonia Vohra
Kindergarten Teacher
Grace Wong
Computer Science Teacher
Jennifer Wong
1st Grade Teacher