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.

An inspiring art exhibition organized by the Nino Ketsbaia, a student of  American School of Advanced Studies, proudly showcased the remarkable artistic achievements of our students. The exhibition featured an impressive collection of paintings and sculptures, highlighting creativity, imagination, and dedication to the arts.

The European School Football Championship concluded after a month of exciting matches held across three age categories, recognizing not only the winning teams but also the tournament’s standout individual players. The championship, dedicated to the memory of our tragically deceased student Iviko Chelidze, was organized in a playoff format and brought together students, teachers, and guests throughout the competition.

On April 17, in connection with Mother Language Day, Nodar Chelidze, a student of the American School of Advanced Studies, together with several students from Class 9B, visited the Iakob Gogebashvili Museum and Variani Public School.

On March 30, we celebrated another inspiring event dedicated to classical literature—a Victorina exploring Ovid’s Metamorphoses. Four groups competed, demonstrating their knowledge and understanding of the author’s remarkable work through engaging and innovative approaches.

The American School of Advanced Studies has once again achieved international recognition in the field of classical studies. For the sixth time, the school has won the International Classics Competition organized by the Lytham St Annes Classical Association (UK).