On October 20th, 2021, within the Global Ethics Day created by the Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs, the American High School held a hybrid poster presentation conference – Education Empowers Future Leaders: Thinking Ethically, Acting Globally. The AHS students presented themes addressing global ethical issues. The conference marked the American High School on a world map of organizations celebrating Global Ethics Day.

In the framework of the AHS First Friday Forum, on October 1, 2021, a head of the Department of Classical Philology at the Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University, a famous researcher and translator, laureate of the State Award Nana Tonia delivered an online lecture “Euripides and Politics”. The visiting guest talked about the history of the ancient Greek theatre, theatrical culture and its impact on society. Professor Tonia also discussed the tragedies of Euripides, his ideas and Athenian democracy. The lecture ended with a Q & A session. 

We are pleased to announce that on August 4th, the American High School received accreditation from the National Centre for Educational Quality Enhancement for four years. The AHS is accredited by the International Accreditation Organization Cognia. As a school that seeks continuous improvement, the AHS started the preparation for national accreditation several months ago. Undertaking the accreditation process required a big commitment not only from the AHS team but active collaboration from the ES community and structures of the European School. National accreditation is an important stage in the development of the AHS.

The European School congratulates the U.S. and all Americans on the Independence Day. Our American High School links two friendly countries – the U.S. and Georgia. Independence is an essential value for the AHS students.

On June 10th, the European School held the graduation ceremony of the American High School (AHS) students. The Presidential Awards for Educational Excellence and Educational Achievement were awarded to Mariam Arveladze and Paata Kaloiani.

On June 10th, the European School held the graduation ceremony of the American High School (AHS) students. The Head of AHS Irma Barbakadze and the AHS Dean Natia Tevzadze congratulated graduates, the graduation speech was delivered by Mariam Arveladze. The School Director Sophio Bazadze awarded diplomas to AHS graduates. The European School Medals and Presidential Awards for Educational Excellence were awarded to Mariam Arveladze and Paata Kaloiani.  Congratulations, we are proud of you! 

On June 8th, 2021, Sophio Bazadze, the Director of the European School, and Zurab Oshkhneli, the Director of the College of Media and Television Arts, signed a Memorandum of Understanding between the European School and LEPL - Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University College of Media and Television Arts. The memorandum aims to implement student collaborative projects and support the development of quality education and cooperation between parties. Under this memorandum, joint projects will be developed and presented at international festivals, conferences, and forums. The memorandum also envisages cooperation in conducting public lectures, seminars/ trainings, master classes, and other activities.

European School celebrate the Last Bell Day - an unforgettable, happiest, and sad day at the same time for 12th graders. At the European School, they spent meaningful 12 years full of joy and success and now, are ready to launch into independent adulthood, step into the world of new challenges and new beginnings. Congratulations! Your school believes in your success! We are proud that you carry the name of the European School Graduate.

On April 19th, Christopher Anderson, the Cultural Attache of the US embassy in Georgia visited the European School. An honored guest became acquainted with the ES academic programs, innovative approaches implemented at the school, he had a tour of the European School's state-of-the-art infrastructure that fosters academic excellence. Christopher J. Anderson evaluated the role of the American High School which provides Georgian and international students with a pathway to American higher education. He received information about the impressive results and achievements of the AHS students who were awarded the USA Presidential Award for Educational Excellence. We hope, this visit will increase the role of American education at the European School and lead our students to greater success.