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GEORGIAN-AMERICAN SCHOOL

Today we celebrated St. Nino's Day , a special day in Georgia that honors faith, strength, and kindness. ✨ Our 4th-grade students put on a wonderful performance about the life of Saint Nino . They acted out different scenes from her story and shared them with their classmates in a fun and creative way. It was a great opportunity for students to learn about Georgia's history while practicing their acting and teamwork skills. Thank you to teachers Tamar Chelidze and Ekaterine

As part of the Georgian-American School Citizenship Project , Grade 10/2 students, in collaboration with the Student Council , organized an informative and engaging meeting with psychotherapist Beso Chighvaria . The session focused on mental health - its importance, effective strategies for managing emotions, and practical recommendations for coping with stress and anxiety. Students from Grades 7 through 10 attended the meeting, gaining valuable insights into maintaining e

The Georgian-American School proudly celebrates the outstanding SAT results of our students in 2025: Elene Mamulashvili  — 1500 • IWISE International Conference participant Aleksandre Nazghaidze  — 1500 • Regeneron ISEF International Science Fair Finalist • STEM Olympiad Winner Zurab Kiladze  — 1480 • IWISE International Conference participant Elene Mari Lomtadze  — 1470 • Bronze Medalist, ICYS International Olympiad Tornike Gabelia  — 1460 • Regeneron ISEF International Scie

Fourth-grade students at the Georgian-American School created a festive atmosphere with two memorable theatrical performances that delighted audiences. "Buratino's New Year Adventure" (in Russian) Under the direction of teacher Ekaterine Chuchulashvili, students brought this beloved story to life with enthusiasm and charm. "Snow White and the Two Dwarfs" (in German) Teacher Marine Kobakhidze guided students through this creative and impressive production, showcasing both la

Sixth-grade students at the Georgian-American School recently performed skits based on short stories by the American writer O. Henry, as part of their extracurricular English reading program. Literary texts came to life vividly on stage as students delivered engaging and emotionally rich performances. They convincingly portrayed complex characters and their distinct personalities, skillfully conveying the depth, irony, and moral messages that define O. Henry’s work. These per

Members of the Georgian-American School's Model United Nations (MUN) Club recently participated in the Youth Model United Nations 2025 conference , organized by the Ministry of Education, Science, and Youth of Georgia, in collaboration with the Youth Agency. The conference is modeled on actual UN working sessions and serves as an educational simulation where participants, acting as delegates of UN member states, discuss pressing international issues following the procedures o

First-grade students at the Georgian-American School concluded their chess lessons for the semester with a special and memorable activity that combined learning with creative play. Students reviewed the rules and movement patterns of chess pieces, then each child selected their favorite piece and dressed in a matching costume. They then brought their chosen roles to life on a large-scale chessboard, physically demonstrating how each piece moves across the board. The activity

For first graders at the Georgian-American School, the final school week of the year concluded with a joyful New Year celebration and the warm applause of proud parents. Students performed poems, songs, and dances with sincerity, bright smiles, and tremendous enthusiasm, showcasing the progress and confidence they've gained during their first semester. Our dearest first graders, we are so proud of you!

Students from the Georgian-American School's Eco Club recently visited the Ekvtime Takaishvili Museum of Georgian Parliamentarism as part of an educational excursion that explored the intersection of civic responsibility and environmental stewardship. The museum houses copies of key documents that trace the development of Georgian parliamentarism, including materials preserved in foreign archives and libraries worldwide. During the visit, students explored exhibition halls, w

"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

Natural Sciences and STEM Projects: Fifth Graders Explore Space Through Innovation Fifth-grade students recently showcased their original STEM projects during an integrated open lesson combining Natural Sciences and IT. Students conducted research on celestial bodies, adapted their findings into age-appropriate texts for 5–6-year-olds, and created digital illustrations to produce an electronic audiobook on the theme of space. The STEM component brought learning into the physi

Students of Grade 8 (2) attended the educational program “Magical New Year”  organized by the Tbilisi Museums Union. The program was interactive, allowing students to explore fascinating New Year–related stories and take part in creating themed holiday accessories. Teachers:  Tinatin Janelidze, Nino Nabakhteveli