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At the Georgian-American School, 4th-grade students gave presentations on environmental topics during an open, integrated Science and...

The 4th-grade students of the Georgian-American School presented a beautiful play in English titled "On an Island"! With great...

On May 7, at the Georgian-American School, an exciting event was held as part of the long-term project “My Voice, My Vision”, titled:...

On May 7, the Georgian-American School hosted an “American Evening.” During the event, students spoke about American culture, history,...

Eighth-grade students from class 8/3 at the Georgian-American School, guided by their math teacher Inga Khetsuriani, prepared an engaging...

On May 5, as part of the long-term project "My Voice, My Vision", the Georgian-American School hosted a successful entrepreneur and the...

Georgian-American School Presents the New Project – "My Voice, My Vision"! Our school is thrilled to launch another exciting long-term...

8(2) Grade Presentations – Exploring Area and Perimeter Students from 8(2) grade at the Georgian-American School, guided by their teacher...

To celebrate Earth Day , the Georgian-American School held an engaging and fun-filled week of activities aimed at raising ecological...

In celebration of Earth Day , the Georgian-American School hosted a play titled “The Earth is in Danger.” The performance featured...

Fifth-grade students at the Georgian-American School took part in a special Easter-themed event that brought together both French and...

Students from the Eco Club and the Entrepreneurship Club at the Georgian-American School organized a beautiful charity exhibition &...

Today marks a very special date for the Georgian language — Mother Language Day! To celebrate this important occasion, Georgian-American School launched Georgian Language Week. Throughout the week, the lower grades took part in a variety of creative and educational activities. In the first grades, students enjoyed a fun and engaging lesson dedicated entirely to the Georgian alphabet, featuring riddles and calligraphy exercises based on all 33 letters. Georgian language teache

As part of Georgian Language Week, the 6th (3) grade students of the Georgian-American School, led by their teacher Ekaterine Kipiani, visited the Mother Language Monument . Out in the open air, the students shared fascinating facts and stories they had researched about the Georgian language and alphabet, recited poems, and once again reflected on the beauty and importance of their native language.

The 5(3) grade team "Argonauts" from the Georgian-American School won the city-level championship of the intellectual game "Battle of...

As part of Georgian Language Week , the 8(1) grade students of the Georgian-American School presented a project titled “ The World of The...

On March 28, the Georgian-American School was filled with the soul of poetry and song during a literary-musical evening titled “This Is...

As part of the "Enhancing Citizens' Defense Capabilities" project in the Civics curriculum, representatives from the public organization...

🎥 As part of our Parent Engagement and Career Orientation projects, the Georgian-American School welcomed film and TV producer Teona...

The students of the Georgian-American School have created a cool STEM project: the educational computer game called "Quantum Glitch." For...