Trivia Night, a student-initiated project by the talented Gega Jikhvadze, brought the ASAS community together for an exhilarating intellectual showdown between teachers and students. The event featured quick-fire questions of various types, where participants had to be the fastest to respond. The quiz covered a diverse range of topics, including movies, football, mathematical algorithms, and ancient history, keeping everyone on the edge of their seats.

On December 10th, Ms. Nana Aleksidze hosted an inspiring empathy and anti-bullying workshop for Grades 6A and 6B. Together, the students explored the different types of bullying and how to recognize them while also discussing ways to support each other in tough situations. They took time to reflect on their own strengths, share what makes them proud, and design personal symbols that represented who they are.

On November 29th, the Student Parliament at the American School of Advanced Studies led an inspiring initiative to promote ethical awareness within the school community. Members presented key topics, emphasizing practical steps for fostering a responsible, respectful, and inclusive environment.

We are delighted to share highlights from an extraordinary educational trip to Khertvisi, Vanis Kvabebi, Safara, Vardzia, Rabati Fortress, and Mtsvane Monastery that inspired a series of student-led projects reflecting on this truly unforgettable adventure. This collaborative journey brought together teachers, students, and parents and took place this past Saturday, including a one-night stay. For many participants, it was their first visit to these breathtaking historical and cultural landmarks.

We are thrilled to share some inspiring news about the achievements of our dedicated educators. Ekaterine Kobakhidze, Associate Professor, and Nana Mukeria, PhD students both esteemed teachers at the American School of Advanced Studies, recently attended the International Conference of Young Researchers held in Malta. 

On November 5, ASAS held an inspiring assembly featuring Dr. Brice Bomo, who explored the cultural richness of diverse nations and highlighted the importance of cultural identity and international citizenship. Dr. Bomo’s presentation encouraged thought-provoking reflections on individuality, customs, and cultural heritage, leaving a lasting impression on students.

The 7th graders at ASAS embarked on an enriching excursion to the historic regions of Bolnisi and Dmanisi, joined by Academic Dean Natela Tevzadze, Homeroom Teacher Lulu Rodonaia, and several supportive parents. This one-day trip became a blend of friendship, exploration, and learning.

We are thrilled to share another successful summer experience of our students. Six of them—Tornike Butskhrikidze, Mariam Butskhrikidze, Mariam Gilauri, Luka Naskidashvili, and Aleksandre Davitadze—had the privilege of visiting Eton College in the United Kingdom. They participated in various courses, including psychology, business, computer science, and programming. These students were accompanied by Natia Tevzadze, the Academic Dean of ASAS. They gained valuable skills in group dynamics, psychological insights on adapting within larger groups, management techniques, and leadership.

The European School held a Gastronomic Festival to celebrated World Food Day! Parents showcased traditional dishes from 17 different countries, each table beautifully decorated with souvenirs and cultural elements. Many parents even wore traditional costumes, adding to the vibrant atmosphere!

We are thrilled to announce that 38 exceptional students have earned a place on the prestigious Academic Dean’s List at the American School of Advanced Studies (ASAS) this year. This recognition honors students with outstanding academic performance, exemplary discipline, high GPA, and active engagement in school life.

We are excited to announce the results of our recent, transparent election at the American School of Advanced Studies (ASAS) to choose the next candidate for School Parliament Chairperson. Three remarkable students—Tornike Butskhrikidze, Ketevan Mamukashvili, and Carl Hyder—were nominated for this important role. Each nominee exemplifies dedication, discipline, and intelligence, making them true leaders in our school community.

As the new academic year begins, we are thrilled to introduce a new tradition at the American School of Advanced Studies (ASAS): monthly assemblies led by our new principal, Dr. Brice Bomo. These gatherings have quickly become a highlight for both students and staff, thanks to Dr. Bomo’s captivating rhetorical skills and his ability to share meaningful messages that resonate with our community.