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STEM Olympiad 2025–2026: Our Students Embrace New Challenges
The Georgian-American School and Georgian-American High School (GAS & GAHS) have completed the qualifying round of the STEM Olympiad . | Now in its third consecutive year, the Olympiad is organized by Bank of Georgia and the Komarov School. Our teams have established themselves as formidable competitors, consistently achieving exceptional results. Over the past two years, our students have distinguished themselves as both Champions and Vice-champions of this prestigious com


Emergency Evacuation Drill
Successful Emergency Evacuation Drill Conducted at Georgian-American School Both buildings of the Georgian-American School successfully completed an emergency evacuation drill today. The exercise aimed to reinforce safety procedures and develop quick, coordinated response skills among students and staff. The school adheres to international safety standards, with student and staff safety remaining our highest priority.


𝐄𝐚𝐬𝐭 𝐂𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐚 𝐔𝐧𝐢𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐨𝐟 𝐒𝐜𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐓𝐞𝐜𝐡𝐧𝐨𝐥𝐨𝐠𝐲
Exciting news for our seniors! Representatives from ECUST (East China University of Science and Technology) visited the Georgian-American School to connect with our students exploring their next chapter. ECUST is one of Asia's Top Universities , based in the heart of Shanghai. We're especially proud that one of our own graduates is already thriving there - and we're committed to building even stronger bridges to outstanding universities across Asia. During the visit, studen


Psychologist's workshops
At the Georgian-American School, we believe that emotional well-being is just as important as academic success. This week, our school psychologist Nino Pirtskhalashvili led two powerful workshops designed to help students navigate their inner worlds and relationships. Our 10th graders explored "My Emotions" — a session focused on recognizing, expressing, and sharing what they're really feeling. It's about building emotional intelligence, one conversation at a time. Meanwhil


The sweetest project - Handmade Birdhouses
Our third graders just wrapped up autumn with the sweetest project. The kids built birdhouses with their own hands — cozy little homes where sparrows can stay safe and warm all winter long. With a little help from their parents, these handmade shelters will soon find their way into backyards and onto windowsills, giving our feathered friends a fighting chance through the cold months ahead. It's amazing how projects like this teach so much more than just building skills. They


The day at Catharsis
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


When Art Meets Joy: Zaliko Visits GAS
"The coolest people in the world are children — and the coolest children are those who love to draw." (© Zaliko) The Georgian-American School regularly welcomes outstanding professionals from various fields who share their expertise with students and help them see the world from a fresh perspective. On November 18, we had a very special guest — the artist Zaliko Sulakauri! Energetic, positive, and full of humor, he captivated our students with fascinating stories, answered th


Olympic bronze medalist at GAS
On November 20, our 9th graders welcomed a very special guest — Maia Azarashvili , Olympic bronze medalist and distinguished Georgian track and field athlete! 🥉 During the meeting, Maia: shared her personal sports journey with the students spoke about the importance of sports in everyday life offered valuable advice to those planning to study abroad, where physical activity plays a significant role At the Georgian-American School, we regularly hold meetings with successful p


"Clean Hands, Healthy Kids"
Did you know that germs multiply very quickly on unwashed hands? Our first graders had a special visit from the school doctor, Ms. Manana Giunashvili, who taught them the proper way to wash their hands. Frequent and proper handwashing protects us from many illnesses. Soap + water = best friends!


"Spread Kindness Week"
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


Exploring Political Systems: A Lecture on Democracy, Authoritarianism, and Totalitarianism
The Georgian-American School regularly invites accomplished professionals from various fields to share their experiences with our students. This time, we explored: Democratic and non-democratic regimes Authoritarianism and totalitarianism 9th-grade students from both programs attended the session. Mr. Giorgi Tavartkiladze , an international law specialist, led an engaging discussion on different political systems, their key differences, and their impact on today's world. Sess


November 17 marks the birthday of Galaktion Tabidze!
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
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