In words and pictures, Georgian students express their feelings about Russia and the 2008 war. A TOL/Liberali multimedia production.

In a Georgian village school, Azeri and Armenian students study in peace but share a common problem – poverty. A TOL podcast.

Tbilisi blocks books that teach an Armenia-centric version of history in a border area.

Sex education remains outside the curriculum in Georgian schools.

Georgia’s National Curriculum pilot program is over, but where are the results?

The Armenian population of Javakhety believes the Georgian government is obstructing deliveries of Armenian history books in order to abolish the subject in their schools.

Georgia’s ambitious education reforms aim to put students at the center of the learning process.

Georgian educators are keen to move forward with inclusive education, but questions remain about funding.

Georgian students speaking different languages will soon all have the same, more inclusive textbooks.

After significant educational reforms lifted Georgia from decades of corruption and chaos, the country still faces challenges. But it is determined to press on.