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Students from GAS Russian Club , together with their club leader Ekaterine Tchutchulashvili , visited the Tbilisi Youth Palace for an educational excursion. They explored the museum, attended a planetarium session, and learned some fascinating facts about the planets and outer space. The undisputed highlight was the Mirror Hall - a stunning space where architecture and history come together. It was here that Georgia's Act of Independence was signed and the country's

Students from the Georgian-American School recently took part in an intellectual and educational project organized by Key Consulting. Participants researched and delivered presentations in English on the following topics: The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Humanity Environmental Pollution and Its Risks Literature and Freedom – How Books Can Change a Life Healthy Lifestyle Choices We congratulate all students on their confident and impressive presentations and wish them

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

Pancakes, playful rhymes, cheerful spirits, and the first hints of spring - fifth-grade students at the Georgian-American School had a wonderful time celebrating Maslenitsa Week as part of their Russian language curriculum, organized by teacher Ekaterine Chuchulashvili. Known in Slavic culture as the equivalent of "Cheese Week," Maslenitsa was brought to life through songs, verses, games, and short performances - all wrapped in a warm, festive atmosphere that felt like spring

In celebration of World Day of Social Justice on February 20, the Georgian-American School hosted an engaging and thought-provoking lesson for 4th-grade students. Tolerance vs. Justice - what sets these two concepts apart?   This question took center stage in a lively discussion led by Mariam Maisuradze , a parent of one of the students and Project Manager at the Educational and Research Center of the Georgian Competition and Consumer Agency (GCCA). Through interactive conv

This February, the Georgian-American School's long-term educational project "Meet Great People" - led by school librarian T. Chelidze - turned the spotlight on Maro Makashvili , the first Georgian woman to receive the title of National Hero. The project unfolded in two steps. Fifth-grade students first visited the library, where they explored the remarkable story of her life. They then took the learning further with a visit to the Museum of Soviet Occupation , where histor

Third-grade students brought the "Choose Kindness" project to life in a truly creative way - by writing their own stories and performing them on stage as mini-theatrical sketches. Technology played a fun role, too. One of the sketches was transformed into an animated cartoon, voiced by the students themselves. Every performance carried the same message: kindness starts with us - and it changes the world. Teachers: Mariam Kokosadze and Nino Gorkhelashvili #აირჩიესიკეთე

The Georgian-American School is proud to have hosted its annual intra-school table tennis championship, open to all 6th and 7th-grade students, and made possible by the outstanding efforts of the student council. Boys' Results Jeko Meishvili Giorgi Lomtadze Ioane Chumburidze Girls' Results Ana Mchedlishvili Mariam Kervalishvili Mariam Shakhnazarova Teacher in Charge:  Levan Demetrashvili A huge congratulations to our winners, and a warm thank-you to every student who s

On February 17, the Georgian-American School welcomed a very special guest - beloved children's book author Tamar Phkhakadze . The visit was full of excitement. Tamar shared some thrilling news with our third-grade students: a brand-new adventure featuring everyone's favorite character, Marcia , is on the way. The children jumped right in - pitching their own ideas for the story, reading out spells they had invented, asking questions, and presenting the author with a po

Students and teachers came together to make it happen - homemade pastries, a sale during the break, and a good cause at the heart of it all. Organized with the involvement of the Student Council, the charity bake sale was a warm reminder of what this community is made of. All funds raised will be allocated to charitable purposes. The Georgian-American School is proud to support initiatives like this - and even prouder of the students who make them possible. Kindness truly is

The Georgian-American School is hosting its annual Model United Nations - a three-day event organized by the Student Council with the support of the school administration and GAS MUN Club . MUN gives students a chance to develop diplomatic skills, public speaking, and critical thinking by simulating real UN debates . This year, 39 delegates from the Georgian-American School and the Georgian-American High School are taking part. Students who participated in last year's p

What would the father of microbiology think if he could read a letter from a 21st-century student? As part of an integrated school project , our 7th graders took on exactly that challenge - writing a letter to the legendary 17th-century scientist Antonie van Leeuwenhoek , walking him through the remarkable discoveries about the cell that have transformed biology since his time. The project also had a multilingual dimension: each letter was prepared in three languages - G

Second graders at the Georgian-American School recently completed an integrated STEAM project that united storytelling, visual art, and digital technology across subjects. Students collaborated in groups to write original stories and illustrate them by hand. In STEM class, their drawings were digitized and transformed into animations , which the students then narrated in their own voices. The finished animated fairy tales were presented to parents at a joyful, energeti

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

To mark World Read Aloud Day , GAS welcomed acclaimed Georgian children's author Vasil Guleuri to meet with 5th-grade students. Mr. Guleuri shared the remarkable story behind his latest book, The Story of the Boy Lost in a Dream - a narrative that originated in his own dream. He read captivating excerpts and also introduced students to a new, innovative pop-up book, Georgia . The session sparked engaging discussion about character creation, the writer's craft, and the liter

Thanks to an initiative by the Georgian-American School Eco-Club , students recently participated in a valuable first aid training session led by a representative from the Georgian Red Cross Society. Students learned the fundamentals of first aid, proper emergency response procedures, and CPR techniques . After the theoretical portion, Eco-Club members put their new skills into practice using training mannequins. These hands-on training sessions provide students with

As part of Georgian-American School's Citizenship Project , in collaboration with the Student Council , the school welcomed Environmental Education specialist Kristine Belashvili , co-founder of the project "Notice." Ms. Belashvili brings impressive credentials to her work. In 2024, she was named one of the North American Association for Environmental Education's prestigious "30 Under 30 ," recognizing young leaders who make significant contributions to environmental educati

The 4th graders at the Georgian-American School recently completed an exciting, integrated project called 'Great Travelers,' culminating in a final presentation. The integrated project ( covering Georgian, Science, History, English, and Art ) included thematic sketches, digital technologies, posters, diary entries, handmade books, and booklets. The young researchers introduced famous travelers and their incredible discoveries. The audience journeyed alongside Marco Polo,

The Georgian-American School was pleased to host another engaging and insightful meeting. At the invitation of the Student Council , young European ambassadors Keti Shughashvili and Natali Japaridze spoke on topics of vital importance to modern society: 🔹 Disinformation 🔹 Media Literacy Students received practical guidance on identifying false information, critically analyzing media sources, and using information responsibly in the digital space.

We're excited to showcase the amazing talent within our student body! The GAS Student Council, with the full support of the school administration, recently invited all students to submit designs for a new school uniform. The response was incredible! After students submitted their sketches, we held online voting on the Student Council's Instagram page (@gasstudent), and 16 standout designs rose to the top. On January 27, we recognized these talented designers with certificates

As part of the Georgian-American School Student Council's ongoing initiative, the GAS Speaker Forum , the school welcomed Luka Kokaia , Head of the Law Department at Viva Academy. Mr. Kokaia's session explored the art of public speaking and the principles of effective communication . Students learned essential skills for successful presentations and engaged in discussions about meaningful dialogue and persuasive communication. Participants gained practical insights to

Our Student Council recently organized a charity fair that brought the whole school community together. The funds raised went toward purchasing food supplies for "Tkhilis Guli, " a local organization doing incredible work in our community. Yesterday, Student Council members and our Eco Club visited the organization to drop off the donations and see their operation firsthand. Eco Club coordinator Lika Meskhi joined the students for this meaningful experience. Elene Panjik

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

At the initiative of the Georgian-American School Eco Club , a book collection campaign titled "Make a Change" brought the entire school community together for a meaningful cause. The response was overwhelming, with students, parents, and teachers contributing a substantial collection of books. These books were donated to the charitable organization Caritas for distribution to day centers and schools in the Dedoplistskaro region. What made this initiative especially heartw

Educational Excursion to the Art Museum: "Royal Crown" Program Fifth-grade students from the Georgian-American School recently visited the Art Museum to participate in the educational program "Royal Crown." During the visit, students explored the Bagrationi Dynasty exhibition, examining royal attire, equipment, and jewelry while learning about their historical significance and cultural importance. The excursion included a documentary film about the history of royal crowns,

Tenth-grade students at the Georgian-American School took audiences on an unforgettable journey through time, history, and human achievement with two impressive English-language presentations under the guidance of English teacher Nato Mikava. "Time Travelers"  erased the boundaries of time as students explored the greatest discoveries that transformed human civilization — from the wheel and paper to penicillin and other remarkable inventions that ushered in new eras of progre

Third Grade New Year Project: Where Fairy Tales Come to Life In the weeks leading up to the New Year , the Georgian-American School was filled with festive atmosphere, joyful excitement, and creative energy as students prepared for the holiday season. We're delighted to share the story of the third graders' New Year project, which beautifully showcased students' creativity and imagination. As part of the project, children learned about story structure and character developme

The holiday spirit filled the halls of the Georgian-American School as Santa Claus made a special visit to spread cheer and joy. Before Santa's grand entrance, his cheerful elves played games and danced with students, creating a festive atmosphere throughout the school. Santa presented gifts to first graders, visited classrooms across all grade levels, and shared sweets with everyone, bringing smiles and excitement to students and staff alike. The holidays are here! #საახალწ

GAS and GAHS Named Schools of the Year Tbilisi, December 19, 2025  — The Georgian-American School (GAS) and Georgian-American High School (GAHS) have received major recognition at an International awards ceremony , with their directors honored for educational excellence and leadership. Leadership Recognition Irma Meskishvili and Mamuka Meskishvili , directors of GAS and GAHS respectively, were awarded the prestigious international LEADER OF THE YEAR  award at a ceremony

The Georgian-American School recently hosted a creative workshop on making holiday accessories, led by Georgian designer and artist Sofo Minadze. Students explored handcrafting techniques, contemporary design approaches, and the complete creative process—from developing initial concepts to creating finished visual forms. Workshop Goals: Foster creative thinking and innovation Deepen students' engagement with the creative process Encourage reflection on cultural identity and a

"Stories Told Through Pictures" – Where Children's Imaginations Come to Life! The Georgian-American School recently completed an exciting integrated project that brought together multiple disciplines and creative skills. Subjects:  Georgian Language & Literature + Art + Technology Mariam Ghubeladze, Georgian Language and Literature teacher, shared insights about the project: Stories:  It all began with pictures. Colorful images inspired words, words formed sentences, and sent

On December 21, students from the Georgian-American School's music club participated in a New Year's celebration held at the Tbilisi Grand Wyndham Hotel. During the concert, the students performed a musical number for an audience that included well-known singers, musicians, and artists. Music Club Director:  Ia Khurtsilava

Little Minds, Big Ideas — First Presentations on Future Professions Second-grade students at the Georgian-American School recently presented projects and interactive activities exploring the topic of "Future Professions." Students delivered their presentations entirely in English, discussing various career paths while skillfully utilizing the smart board to create an engaging and dynamic learning experience. Teacher:  Shorena Tskhadadze

First-grade students recently delighted parents and guests during open lesson demonstrations filled with creativity and learning.| The young learners embarked on exciting adventures — going on a pirate quest, helping Santa prepare for the holidays, and exploring the magical world of English letters. With enthusiasm and pride, the children showcased their developing English skills through songs, poems, and interactive games that engaged parents in the learning process. Well do

The Georgian-American School was honored to welcome chess grandmaster Bela Khotenashvili — a member of the Georgian national team, Under-16 World Champion, European Team Championship winner, multiple international tournament champion, and bronze medalist at the Chess Olympiad. During her visit, Bela answered students' questions, shared inspiring stories from her career, and conducted a simultaneous chess exhibition with eager participants. The visit was particularly meaningf

New Project Launch: "A Voice from the Past – Stories About Georgian Writers" | The Georgian-American School is excited to announce a new educational initiative designed to deepen students' connection with Georgian literary heritage. "A Voice from the Past – Stories About Georgian Writers" aims to introduce students to the lives and lesser-known stories of Georgia's literary figures while developing essential research and public speaking skills. Project Organizer:  Tekle Mode

The Georgian-American School and Georgian-American High School Student Councils recently organized a highly successful photo contest , showcasing the creative talents of students across grade levels. Contest Winners: 1st place — Anisia Gartlidze 2nd place — Tuti Kelekhasashvili 3rd place — Magda Zurabashvili The first-place winner received a special prize of photography accessories to support her continued creative pursuits. Congratulations to all the winners, and sincere tha

Exciting Meetings at the Georgian-American School 3rd-grade students recently welcomed psychotherapist Nino Kandelaki for a special session focused on the power of storytelling and emotional well-being. Ms. Kandelaki read a therapeutic story to the children and discussed the importance of therapy in an age-appropriate way. Together, they analyzed the story's themes and messages, creating a thoughtful dialogue about emotions and self-awareness. Students enthusiastically shared

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