The national team of Georgian students won four gold and one silver medals at the international conference in Tunis, 2022. Students earned awards in mathematics, physics, biology and computer sciences; 𝗜-𝗙𝗘𝗦𝗧 2022 - In the international conference, representatives of 𝟯2 countries took part in the sections of mathematics, physics, informatics and biology. After the victory, the students were treated to a tour of exotic Tunisia. The delegation visited the historical sights of Tunisia. The cultural tour ended with a visit to the ancient city of Carthage and exotic desert sites.

Georgian national team competed brilliantly at the Dubai International Scientific Conference - 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟮 . Our team was represented by 10 students from Georgian-American high schools and Georgian-American schools. They presented 3 topics in the sections of Mathematics, Physics and Programming, which deserved the best marks. ​ The Georgian team supported and encouraged the Ukrainian team. The principals of these schools even offered to host Ukrainian students in Georgia. Our team suffered the most from their condition because they had experienced war trouble on their own. ​ The 𝟑𝟖 Country scientific project participated in the conference. The tourism program was the best organized. Our students visited the sights of Dubai - 𝐊𝐡𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐟𝐚 𝐊𝐡𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐟𝐚, 𝐒𝐤𝐲 𝐑𝐞𝐯𝐢𝐞𝐰, 𝐃𝐮𝐛𝐚𝐢 𝐌𝐢𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐥𝐞 𝐆𝐚𝐫𝐝𝐞𝐧, 𝐄𝐱𝐩𝐨 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟎. ​ The students were impressed by the scooter tour in the Sahara. The next 𝗘𝗦𝗔 will be held in Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, from where our team has already received an invitation.

Success at the International Congress of Young Scientists   2021   April 6-9, St. The International Online Congress of Young Scientists was held in Zaragoza, Spain, where   Six Georgian-American and Georgian-American high school students submitted 2 projects in mathematics. ​ participants: Vako Sukhitashvili - X grade, Georgian-American school Ani Gogia - IX grade, Georgian-American school Elene Tsitsishvili -IX grade, Georgian-American school Anastasia Zurabiani - IX grade, Georgian-American school Mea Zakharov - IX grade, Georgian-American school Beka Kartvelishvili - X grade, Georgian-American high school.

On June 19-20, 2021, two teams of Georgian-American High School online competed in the Hong Kong International Cup - Global Youth Science and Technology Bowl 2021. Mentor of both projects: Mathematics teacher - Gvantsa Meshvildishvili. ​ Name of the first project: "Definition of a circle by Means of Vertices of an Equilateral triangle". Participants: Mariam Anasashvili, Beka Kartvelishvili, Giorgi Gogiashvili, Luka Ramishvili. Name of the second project: "About One Relation in Cyclic Regular Pentagon". Participants: Sandro Filauri, Mari Okujava, Sopho Andghuladze, Lizi Ruadze

The I-Fest Projects Competition was held for the twelfth time on November 5-8, 2021. I-Fest is the largest conference of young scientists in the world on the African continent, which this year was attended by more than 1000 students from 40 countries. They submitted 450 projects in 11 sections. The Georgian team, which is entirely Georgian-American, was very successful   The school was staffed with students. ​ Georgian students presented 2 projects in the mathematics section. ​ 1. Loci Using Three Fixed Points- Mariam Anasashvili and Giorgi Gogiashvili. 2. Generalization of Van Schooten's Theorem - Ana Andghuladze and Mari Okujava. ​ Both projects won gold medals! Two golds in one section - this is the first time in the history of Georgia! In general, only representatives of 11 countries took gold, Considering the number of their population, Georgia is in the absolute first place!

A 21-member delegation from Georgian-American High Schools and Georgian-American Schools paid a visit to New York on February 27-March 5, 2020. They participated in an international conference held at the UN headquarters. Participants had the opportunity to take part in interesting debates, discuss current events in the world and find ways to solve current problems. Along with the busy academic part, the students had quite an interesting cultural program. Students visited the following New York City attractions: Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, Times Square on Manhattan, Brooklyn Bridge, Central Park, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, American Museum of Natural History, Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum.   This event is held annually in New York, and it has already been included in the annual plan of our schools.

T he Turkey Conference was held for the fifth time this year. The dignity of Georgia was defended by four GAHS students. Giorgi Kublashvili, Mariam Tsulukidze, Mariam Saparashvili and Luka Navdarashvili Here are our students who won bronze medals in the mathematics section. ​ Their leaders Lado Meskhishvili and Salome Kublashvili were also invited to the conference. Traditionally, the cultural program of the conference was the best organized. The ancient city of Ephesus, home to the Temple of Artemis and the house of the Virgin Mary, made an indelible impression on the participants.

Victory in Doha!!!   IJSO - 2019, Qatar! ​ The bronze medal is ours! IJSO - The International Olympiad for Young Scientists was held this year in Doha, Qatar. IJSO is one of the most challenging Olympiads in the world, it is held in 3 natural sciences: physics, chemistry and biology. The Olympics last for 10 days and are held in three rounds. Students compete with each other in test, theoretical and experimental assignments. Team leaders are involved in selecting and translating Olympiad assignments, although all participants must be fluent in English. This year, a record number of countries participated in the Olympics - 70. The more joyful is the brilliant performance of our team - Georgians won a bronze medal! The Georgian team was composed entirely of Georgian-American high school X grade students (as the age of the participants should not exceed 16 years). ​ It included: ​ Mariam Katamashvili Mikheil Sepashvili, Alexander Kokiauri, Luka Mchedlidze, Nano Kantidze  Luka Zukhbaia   ​ ​ It should be noted that the result shown this year is the best in the history of our team (Georgia has been participating in IJSO since 2016). Clearly, the STEM textbooks published by our school, based on IJSO's objectives from previous years, played a major role in this. Thus, the preparation of our team became systematic, and the result was not delayed. The next Olympics will be held in Frankfurt, Germany, from where our team has already received an invitation. The number of participants in Germany was determined by 50 countries and their selection was based on the results shown in previous years. It should be noted that the Honorary Chairman of IJSO 2020 will be the President of Germany, Mr. Frank-Walter Steinmeier.

Expo-Sciences International (ESI) is the largest in the world A science exhibition held every two years. This year the event was hosted by the capital of the United Arab Emirates - Abu Dhabi. 1500 young people from 57 countries presented their papers at this world forum. ​ Georgia was honored by 6 students of Georgian-American High School (GAHS): Gvantsa Gumberidze, Lizi Ruadze, Mariam Saparashvili, Ana Razmadze, Mariam Tsulukidze and Vako Kakablishvili. The three topics presented by them deserved the greatest approval in the mathematics section. Specialists unanimously noted the urgency of the results obtained as well as the innovative form, in particular, animations were made on all three topics with the help of GEOGEBRA. Clearly, all three topics were named among the winners - all six students won gold medals. ​ The participants lived in the best hotel NOVOTEL. Excursion programs were brilliantly organized. The students visited all the sights of Abu Dhabi: Shaikh Zayed Mosque, Heritage Area, Emirates Palace, Etihad Towers.   The next ESI-2021 will be held in the Mexican city of Yucat .n.

Tunisia International Conference I-FEST, held for the tenth time this year. Georgian team participated in the conference for the first time this year. It is noteworthy that this honor was bestowed on our school. 4 students of Georgian-American high school will compete with 500 students from 40 countries of the world. The victory of Georgians is even more joyful - Davit Pitskhelauri and Luka Gogichadze won silver medals, while Ana Razmadze and Demna Sokhadze won bronze medals in chemistry and biology sections. The Georgian team was led by our school teachers Ms. Lela Pitskhelauri and Ms. Diana Kantaria. It is safe to say that I-FEST is a similar conference to US INTEL ISEF, in which our school has been participating since 2005. The cultural program of the conference was brilliantly organized at I-FEST. The students were impressed by the ancient Carthage, where the exact analogue of the Roman Colosseum is located. Unforgettable was the tour in the Sahara desert and oasis, where overnight stays took place in special air-conditioned tents. Georgian-American High School is pleased to announce another new conference in the form of I-FEST in its annual international activities. From now on, the students of our schools will systematically participate in it. ​

A 17-member delegation from Georgian-American High Schools and Georgian-American Schools paid a visit to New York on March 1-8. They participated in an international conference to be held at the UN headquarters. Participants stayed at the Hilton Hotel and toured the following New York City attractions: Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, Times Square on Manhattan, Brooklyn Bridge, Central Park, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, American Museum of Natural History, Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum. This event is held annually in New York and it has already been included in the annual plan of our schools.