Student Council

The Student Council is the official representative body of students at the Georgian-American High School of Vake. It gives students a voice in school life, working closely with the administration to represent student interests and support student-led initiatives.

The Council organizes educational, cultural, and charitable projects throughout the year and takes a leading role in school events and community service. Through this work, students build leadership skills, take on real responsibility, and contribute to the life of the school community.

Tatuli Zilpimiani

Student Council President

Irakli Rekhviashvili

Student Council President

Student Self-Government Regulations

GAHSV Eco club students visited Sunday school in the village of Nikozi.

GAHSV Eco-Club Visit to Nikozi

Members of the Vake Georgian-American High School Eco-Club visited Nikozi and presented gifts purchased with funds raised by the school community to the students of the village Sunday school.

Heartfelt Charity Initiative

The Charity and Educational Initiative of the GAHSV (Vake Branch) 9th Graders

GAHSV Eco Club students supporting homeless animals through a charity campaign

"Kindness Begins with You" | Eco-Club

GAHSV Eco Club students organized a charity campaign to support homeless animals, collected food and visited the Tamaz Elizbarashvili Dog Shelter.

Senior is sharing firsthand experience with the study-abroad application process

How do we apply to study abroad? -GAS Seniors Talk

GAS Seniors Talk

𝐆𝐀𝐒 𝐒𝐩𝐞𝐚𝐤𝐞𝐫 𝐅𝐨𝐫𝐮𝐦

The Georgian-American School has completed another edition of the GAS Speaker Forum . Now in its third year, the forum is organized by the Student Self-Government with the support of the school administration. Interest continues to grow - this year, 50 students took part. The forum helps students build skills like public speaking, critical thinking, confident communication, and leadership. Participants worked with mentor teachers to refine their speeches and improve their pr

Model United Nations 2026 🇺🇳🌍

The Georgian-American School's three-day Model United Nations simulation has come to a successful close. Delegates from the Georgian-American School and the Georgian-American High School took part, with experienced returning students stepping up as group leaders. The three days each had a clear purpose. Day One was spent on committee assignments, researching agenda topics, and building out country positions. Day Two brought the energy of a live debate, with delegates wo

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