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Georgia, Tbilisi
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The school offers a US-accredited American Diploma Program for IX–XII grades. It runs QLab, an innovative STEM program for adolescents that blends science and technology with practical application. STEM programs include Calculus, Quantum Computing, Game Development, 3D Modeling, 3D Printing, Robotics and Electronics, Data Analysis, Graphic Design, Ecology and Projects. Students participate in national Olympiads such as Mu Alpha Theta and the Everest Mathematics Olympiad, and the school hosts Model United Nations programs.
The school has several arts and creative clubs. The GAS TV Media Club explores videography, editing, and social media engagement to communicate messages creatively. The Reading Club and English Literature Club engage members with literature in original languages, analyze characters, and craft scenes. The Russian Language Club supports language development, and Graphic Design is offered as part of STEM programs to foster visual creativity.
Russian Language Club supports language learning. English-language and literature activities are offered through the English Literature Club and Reading Club. The school participates in Model United Nations (MUN) programs, providing opportunities to engage in diplomacy and global affairs.
The school offers clubs that foster social and personal interests. Eco-Club ‘Lariksi' focuses on sustainable development and climate action. The UN Model Club and Entrepreneurship Club introduce students to diplomacy and business skills. GAS TV is a media club that develops videography, editing, and social-media engagement.
The Civics Club raises awareness of socially important issues, promotes informal education, and supports active citizenship.
Model United Nations (MUN) provides leadership, public-speaking, and diplomacy experiences; the school also hosts the UN Model Club and the Entrepreneurship Club to develop leadership and entrepreneurial skills.
The campus features Olympic-standard, multifunctional sports facilities, including a gym where the Zaza Pachulia Basketball Academy operates and trains GAS students at no extra cost in the club format. Taekwondo Club is also available on campus, supported by modern training spaces and a focus on athletic development.
Georgian-American School in Tbilisi operates on two campuses, one for elementary and one for secondary levels. It offers the Georgian Integrated Program (I–XII) aligned with national and international accreditation and follows Common Core standards, alongside an American Diploma Program (IX–XII) taught in English with American textbooks and 18 AP subjects. From Grade 2, students may study a second foreign language (Russian, French, Spanish, or German). The school is Cognia-accredited and a College Board member; PSATs and SAT are administered on site. LEGO Education and robotics are integrated into the curriculum, and students may participate in international Olympiads and conferences (IJSO, Regeneron ISEF, MILSET) with IMUNA as a partner. An AI Powered Chat Teacher supports the American program. The 2023-built campus has educational buildings, dormitories, auditoriums, STEM labs, a library, and sports facilities, including an Olympic basketball court. The school offers a range of clubs and activities across arts, science, and leadership opportunities.
