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Georgian-American School welcomed representatives from the British University (BU) for a business workshop with 10th and 11th-grade students of American High School Diploma (AP) Program. The session covered business models of well-known companies and introduced the British University's "Shark Tank" project . This initiative supports students in developing business ideas, planning startups, and strengthening entrepreneurial skills. Students are invited to form teams and parti

"Georgia in Non-Georgian Sources" – An Educational Celebration of History and Culture On December 25, the Georgian-American School hosted an educational event titled "Georgia in Non-Georgian Sources," demonstrating that history is not merely a narration of the past - it is a living dialogue between cultures and eras. Students from both the Georgian and American sectors presented Georgia's rich history through diverse perspectives found in foreign written sources, offering fr

Leaders Are Not Born — They Are Shaped in the Right Environment 9th, 10th, and 11th-grade students from the Georgian-American School recently participated in a two-day workshop titled "Emotional Intelligence for Leaders ," held in Telavi. The workshop was led by experienced trainers Keti Gordeziani and Mark Thompson , who shared practical strategies and modern approaches to emotional management and leadership communication with participants. The project was organized by teac

Students Serve as Museum Guides at the Ilia Chavchavadze Literary-Memorial Museum 9th-grade students from the Georgian-American School recently stepped into the role of museum guides for a day at the Ilia Chavchavadze Literary-Memorial Museum . They led tours for their peers and other visitors, sharing insights into the life and work of one of Georgia's most celebrated writers and exploring the historic house where Chavchavadze spent significant years of his life. In prepar

"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

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

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

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

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

Preparing for the Future: Study Abroad Research Project Our American Diploma Program students dove deep into an important topic—housing options for studying abroad! Students researched and presented on "On-Campus & Off-Campus Housing," exploring what student life looks like at universities around the world. The project generated so much interest that 9th graders Marita Gurgenidze and Elizabeth Lindsley took it a step further and created a video to share their findings wit