The American School of Advanced Studies recently celebrated Spirit Week, October 26–30, (a senior-led initiative organized by Grade 12 students Ana Gachechiladze and Barbare Iashvili.) bringing together students and teachers through a series of creative, engaging, and community-building activities.

Spirit Week 2026 came to a festive finale at ASAS with a day full of creativity, imagination, and Halloween spirit!

Spirit Week continued at ASAS with a colorful celebration of individuality, creativity, and fun!

Spirit Week continues at ASAS with a celebration of creativity, self-expression, and the joy of being part of our school community!

Spirit Week continued at ASAS with a day full of creativity, imagination, and plenty of fun!

Spirit Week at ASAS (October 26–30) brings our school community together through fun, self-expression, and student-led initiatives. Organized by Grade 12 students Ana Gachechiladze and Barbare Iashvili, the week celebrates student voice, leadership, and the joy of belonging.

We are proud to celebrate the international achievement of Taisiia Ivanova, whose artwork “The World She Wove” has received an Honorable Mention and was selected for the back cover of Ephebeia: A Youth Classics Journal, Fall 2026.

On October 23, the American School of Advanced Studies hosted “One World, Many Stories,” a student-led assembly celebrating the diversity of cultures, histories, ideas, and experiences that connect our school community.

The beginning of a new academic year at the American School of Advanced Studies (ASAS) was marked by two important events, each reflecting one of the school’s most essential pillars: our parents and our students. Together, these gatherings set the tone for a year built on partnership, purpose, belonging, and new opportunities. 

Three weeks into the new school year, parents gathered on campus for the second Parents with the Principal meeting of 2026–27.

At the end of the academic year, the American High School sector of the European School held the closing event of the “Books for Everyone” project, a literacy and cultural initiative led by Nodar Chelidze in cooperation with the Literacy Promotion Society and Giorgi Kekelidze.

Tbilisi, Georgia – June 2, 2026 — The American School of Advanced Studies (ASAS) concluded the academic year with a successful End-of-Year Assembly, celebrating student achievements, innovative projects, and academic excellence.