Today, the new 2012–2013 academic year has begun.

The 2012-2013 academic year has begun in 2,082 public schools across Georgia. The Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia welcomed the new academic year with a number of novelties. Across Georgia, 11 new schools were built and 527 schools were rehabilitated. 83 "Future Classes" were opened.

For the 2012-2013 academic year, new schools were built in the villages of Chibati and Kvabgha in the Guria region, the village of Salkhino in the Samegrelo region, the villages of Erisimedi and Shibliani in the Kakheti region, the villages of Nijgori and Mirashkhani in the Samtskhe-Javakheti region. A new academic building was constructed for Akhaltsikhe Public School #5, and students of Akhalkalaki Public School #3 are also continuing their studies in a new building.

Improving school infrastructure and constructing schools of modern standards is one of the main priorities of the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia. The Ministry's goal is for every student, regardless of where they study, to receive a comprehensive education in a modern and well-equipped environment.

Every year, dozens of schools with modern design and infrastructure are built across Georgia, almost all schools have been rehabilitated, and schools are provided with heating and lighting systems. The new schools are equipped with modern amenities. The schools feature international-standard sports halls, libraries, information technology rooms, and natural science laboratories.