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Success for "Kaisa" Young Chess Players ♟️🏆 Members of the Georgian-American School's extracurricular chess club "Kaisa" achieved outstanding results at a tournament organized by the Merani Chess Club. 🏅 Boys' Category Second place was awarded to Giorgi Getsadze, a student in Grade 4 (3). 🥉 Third Place Claimed by Badri Kervalishvili, a student in Grade 3 (2). ♟️ Boys Under 8 Second place was taken by Arsen Khidesheli, a student in Grade 1 (3). 👧 Girls' Category Second pla

"Fun Experiments" Workshop — Science at Its Most Exciting! 🔬✨ Ninth-grade students from the Georgian-American School's American Diploma Program participated in an engaging and interactive science workshop, "Fun Experiments," organized by the BIO Association. The workshop was led by Dr. Khatuna Gogaladze , Founder of the BIO Association and Doctor of Chemistry. Workshop Highlights: Chromatography — observing the separation of colored compounds in action; DNA extraction and mi

Ninth-grade students from the Georgian-American School participated in the educational program "From Sails to Clothing ," organized by the Union of Tbilisi Museums at the Kote and Soso Tsereteli Memorial House-Museum. During their visit, students discovered the scientific contributions of Kote Tsereteli and explored the artistic legacy of Soso Tsereteli, whose work powerfully captures themes of freedom and creative expression. Through hands-on activities and engaging visual m

Where History Comes Alive: The Dmanisi Phenomenon Up Close Sometimes, a school project goes beyond the classroom and turns into a real adventure. This was the case with the long-term project "The Dmanisi Phenomenon - Historical Significance and Heritage," led by Georgian-American School history teacher Irma Titirashvili with students from class 10/1. Throughout the project, students completed a comprehensive research journey that included: In-depth analysis of historical sour

Eleventh Graders Visit the National Library Our eleventh-grade students recently participated in an educational excursion to the National Library. During the visit, students learned about the library's services and regulations, explored the Kartvelology Reading Room and the Humboldt German Reading Room, and toured the National Library's Book and Press Museums.

Our students spent the day at Catharsis , volunteering in the dining hall and getting to know the incredible people they're helping. There's something powerful about putting values into action. Civic responsibility, tolerance, empathy—these aren't just words we teach. They're experiences we create. Proud of our club members for showing up and making a real difference. 💙 #GeorgianAmericanSchool #CommunityService #ServiceLearning #Tbilisi #MakingADifference

November at the Georgian-American School Was Full of Acts of Kindness! Thanks to Eco-Club's initiative, gift boxes were set up at the school to collect donations for children at the "Momavlis Gza" Foundation . The response was overwhelming! Members of GAS's Eco-Club delivered the gifts and spent time with the kids, sharing moments of genuine joy. After all, a child's smile is the most precious gift! Additionally, for Halloween, the Student Council organized a charity exhib

Students from the 8th grade (class 2) of Georgian-American School visited Galaktion Tabidze Memorial House-Museum to participate in the educational program "A Captured Moment." The program was interactive, allowing students to explore key episodes of the poet's biography, view his personal belongings, artwork, and writings, and take part in engaging educational activities curated by the museum staff. The Georgian-American School actively collaborates with the Tbilisi

Learning Beyond the Classroom: Ecosystem & Biodiversity Our 7th graders visited the Ilia Chavchavadze Literary-Memorial Museum in Tbilisi for an inspiring educational program on "Ecosystem and Biodiversity." Students explored global environmental processes and discussed how they can contribute to creating an eco-friendlier world. The highlight? They put their creativity to work by creating art from waste materials—plastic bags, paper, and more! 🎨 A hands-on reminder that we

"There lives within me a child who does not want to grow up." — Astrid Lindgren Today at GAS, we celebrated the beloved author's birthday in true Lindgren style—with imagination, joy, and a touch of magic! Our school corridors came alive with butterflies, Emil, Karlsson, and other cherished characters. The energy was so contagious that even our teachers felt like kids again! Highlights from the day: Grades 3–5 created animated illustrations and wrote heartfelt letters to Ast

Our 6th–8th graders recently completed an amazing leadership project on Conflict Management, led by teacher Diana Gabisonia in partnership with Key Consulting Leadership. What students learned: Finding the root causes of conflict Managing emotions under pressure Communicating effectively through active listening Working together to find win-win solutions Building respect and tolerance, even during disagreements This hands-on experience strengthened their teamwork, creativity

Ilia: The Conscience of the Nation To celebrate the 188th anniversary of Ilia Chavchavadze , Georgian-American School held Ilia Week. As part of the project, fifth-grade students visited the National Parliamentary Library of Georgia , named after Ilia Chavchavadze — a place where his legacy endures, the eloquence of the Georgian language resonates, and the strength of national spirit thrives. The celebration continued at GAS Library, where Ilia’s words echoed throughout . Stu

Fourth Graders Visit the National Library of Georgia . As part of the project “I Am a Reader”, fourth-grade students, together with their school librarian and teachers, visited the National Library of Georgia. The students explored the “Deda Ena Hall” and viewed Iakob Gogebashvili’s personal bookshelf and library. Among the displayed works, the first editions of “Deda Ena” were especially remarkable — including a copy annotated by the author himself. They also visited the B

10th-grade students in the 𝐆𝐀𝐒 𝐀𝐦𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐧 𝐃𝐢𝐩𝐥𝐨𝐦𝐚 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐠𝐫𝐚𝐦 successfully completed the 3-day educational projects, “𝐏𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐃𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐥𝐨𝐩𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭” and “𝐓𝐢𝐦𝐞 𝐌𝐚𝐧𝐚𝐠𝐞𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭", held at the Wald Hotel Lagodekhi. Students participated in Personal Development and Effective Time Management workshops led by 𝐊𝐞𝐭𝐢 𝐆𝐨𝐫𝐝𝐞𝐳𝐢𝐚𝐧𝐢. Alongside learning, students enjoyed positive energy and teamwork through board game nights an

Students of the Eco Club at the Georgian-American School once again approached an important cause with creativity and energy. ✨They...

The Georgian-American School’s 7th graders, together with their teacher Nino Rtvelashvili, had a wonderful visit to the Goethe-Institut...

Our Summer Camp Has Come to an End – What an Unforgettable Week It Was! From June 16 to 21, in Surami, the Georgian-American School...

Students from the Georgian-American School and Georgian-American High School proudly represented Georgia at the iWISE 2025 –...

To celebrate the end of the semester, STEM GAS students got a special treat at the innovative Chkhirkhedela space, where they held their...

Members of the Eco Club of the Georgian-American School, under the guidance of teacher Lika Meskhi, visited the Megalab Laboratory as...