Security Service
The Security and Protection Service of the Georgian-American High School of Vake is a structural unit of the school that, together with the school community, helps create an atmosphere of kindness, mutual respect, and cooperation.
The school building and surrounding area are equipped with a video surveillance system and fire-fighting equipment.
Head of Security Service: Irma Batsikadze
Security Service: Sophiko Davitaia, Eka Gelashvili, Tea Usupashvili, Marina Gvritishvili, Sandro Gorgisheli
Areas of Activity, Main Tasks, and Functions
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The main task of the service is to maintain order in the school building, yard, and surrounding area, to safeguard property belonging to the school, and to ensure fire safety.
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Within its competence, the Service has the right to:
a) Restrict entry of unauthorized individuals onto school territory in order to ensure the school's protection, unless they have been registered or hold special permission;
b) Take appropriate measures against anyone who fails to comply with the school's internal regulations, requesting assistance from the school administration or patrol services when necessary. -
Service employees are required to observe professional and ethical standards in their interactions with all individuals on school premises.
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The Service protects the school buildings and territory through:
a) Stationary posts;
b) External and internal perimeter surveillance cameras;
c) Other protective methods and technical measures as needed. -
School security personnel are prohibited from making political statements on school premises or involving students in political activities.
