From March 3 to 8, Ekaterina Kobakhidze, Classical Civilizations teacher at the American School of Advanced Studies and Associate Professor at Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University, participated in the Erasmus+ faculty exchange program at the University of Bologna (Alma Mater Studiorum – Università di Bologna), Italy.

We are delighted to announce the signing of a Collaboration Memorandum between LEPL Public School of Tirdznisi, Gori Municipality, and the European School (American School of Advanced Studies – ASAS). This partnership marks the beginning of a supportive, inclusive, and productive exchange that fosters educational growth and opportunity.

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This year’s English-Speaking Union (ESU) competition showcased the talents of our students as they delivered insightful speeches on the topic: "We know what we are, but not what we may be."

On February 18, the Main Hall buzzed with energy as students, teachers, and esteemed guests gathered for a thought-provoking assembly on Digital Citizenship & Challenges of the Modern Era. The event was organized by the Student Leadership and Engagement Coordinator, Nana Mukeria, in collaboration with English Language Arts teacher Ana Bochorishvili, who supervised the students' projects. The assembly was attended by international partners and education quality representatives from Cognia.

In an inspiring 45-minute assembly, Dr. Brice Bomo shared insightful messages with students, continuing his tradition of reflecting on valuable lessons learned. This month's theme focused on appreciating elders—their experience, wisdom, and the timeless values they impart to younger generations.

On January 31, students, teachers, and guests gathered in Building C, Main Hall for a vibrant Academic Assembly, hosted by Iremadze Nutsa, Kurshitashvili Tsisia, and Mohammad Tahmasebi. The event featured an exciting mix of intellectual presentations, creative performances, and engaging discussions, highlighting the diverse talents of students across multiple grades.

On January 24, 2025, ASAS students from grades 6 to 8 had the unique opportunity to attend an engaging workshop led by guest speaker Nino Gotoshia, a specialist in psychology and mental health. The session provided a comprehensive introduction to the field of psychology, focusing on how thoughts and feelings influence behavior and the vital connection between brain health and emotions.

Over three transformative days, 40 talented students had the unique privilege of being mentored by two incredible students from Harvard. The program offered an intensive schedule filled with workshops on communication, public speaking, leadership, and negotiation, empowering students with essential skills to tackle global issues and create innovative solutions.