On May 22,  European School  Department of Social Sciences and the American School of Advanced Studies hosted a highly engaging student conference led by Mariam Kahtiashvili, Social Science Teacher. The conference focused on "Influence and Identity in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1990s: Culture in the Context of U.S.-Georgia Relations."

On May 16th, the American School of Advanced Studies hosted the first round of its chess competition, organized by the chess teacher, Ilia Tsetskhladze. The event was vibrant, with high participation from students in grades 6 through 9, boasting over 20 participants. Another round is scheduled for May 21st, and we will return with the names of the winners.

Today, the school bell rang for the last time for grade 12 students at the European School. Symbolic class with their homeroom teachers, taking final photos with classmates and teachers, signing school last-day autograph shirts, and a tree-planting ceremony gave graduating students a chance to leave something behind and to remind and inspire current and future ES students.

The European School celebrated Europe Day and stressed European values and principles by holding a conference, Youth for a Better Tomorrow.

Giorgi Sichinava, Director of University and Career Counseling at the European School, won the Counsellor of the Year – Europe award! The Global Counsellor Awards, drawing counselors worldwide, took place at the BMI/THE Global International Schools Forum and Workshop in London on Monday, April 29, 2024.

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all the participants of the American School of Advanced Studies talent show. It's truly inspiring to witness such a remarkable display of talent from our diverse student body. We commend each and every one of you for your outstanding contributions.

The culmination of the academic journey for our esteemed 12th graders at the American School of Advanced Studies is marked by their exceptional senior projects. Under the guidance of our dedicated senior project supervisor, Anna Bochorishvili, these students have showcased remarkable originality and ingenuity in tackling a diverse array of problem statements with innovative solutions. The successful completion of these projects not only signifies the attainment of their diplomas but also stands as a testament to their intellectual prowess and commitment to excellence. We take great pride in the accomplishments of our bright students and the invaluable contributions they make to our academic community.

The students of the American School of Advanced Studies embarked on an enriching excursion to Dashbashi alongside their homeroom teachers and the Academic Dean, Natia Tevzadze. Throughout the journey, students of 6, 7, and 8 grades  fostered a spirit of cooperation, friendship, and collaboration, all while exploring remarkable landmarks and immersing themselves in the natural beauty of our country. Their return was marked by a palpable enthusiasm, with vibrant emotions fueling a desire for more weekends filled with such memorable experiences.

American school students embarked on a captivating field trip to CERN, Switzerland, where they delved into the intricacies of particle physics. During their visit, they engaged with local scientists, grappling with the challenges of comprehending this cutting-edge field. Moreover, they broadened their horizons through immersive cultural experiences, marveling at the richness of Switzerland's heritage.