Komarovi Campus School

What Komarovi Campus School does

Komarovi Campus School (legal name SSPA Vladimire Komarovis Tbilisis Fizika-Matematikisi N199 Sajaro Skola) is a state-funded public physics-mathematics school in Tbilisi, Georgia, established in 1965 and operated under the Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia. The institution provides specialized advanced STEM education primarily to gifted students in grades 7-12, admitting them via competitive entrance examinations in mathematics (grades 7-8) and both mathematics and physics (grades 9-12). It operates a multi-program structure including the main full-time campus, a Saturday School pipeline for grades 3-6 that has run for over 20 years, an Evening School for non-enrolled students in grades 7-12, and a STEM School jointly run with Bank of Georgia that delivers online STEM instruction to grades 7-11 students across Georgian public and private schools. The school also runs a free boarding facility (pansion) housing approximately 100 students from outside Tbilisi.

Name

Komarovi Campus School

Legal name

SSPA Vladimire Komarovis Tbilisis Fizika-Matematikisi N199 Sajaro Skola (სსიპ ვლადიმირ კომაროვის თბილისის ფიზიკა-მათემატიკის N199 საჯარო სკოლა)

Website

https://komarovi.edu.ge

Company type

Public

Founded year

1965

Operating status

Operating

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

STEM Secondary Education

NAICS

Elementary and Secondary Schools (6111), Educational Support Services (611710)

SIC

Services-Educational Services (8200)

akta.pro primary industry

Public Magnet & Specialty Schools (STEM/Arts/IB/CTE) (EDAJAAAF)

akta.pro secondary industries

Science & STEM Instruction (School-Delivered) (EDAJAFAH), Olympiad-Style Proof & Advanced Topics Programs (Number Theory/Combinatorics/Geometry) (EDAMAEAD), Physics Enrichment Programs (EDAMABAH)

Keywords

• Secondary education services
• STEM education programs
• Olympiad preparation
• Gifted student programs
• Mathematics physics instruction

Headquarters

HQ city

Tbilisi

HQ country

Georgia

HQ region

Asia

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

1. Saturday School Tuition: Saturday School charges tuition per module: 495 GEL per module for new students, with reduced rates for continuing students. Informatics modules priced at 180 GEL each. A full academic year consists of 3 modules, with payment collected per module.
2. Evening School Tuition: Evening School charges tuition for mathematics and physics courses: 1300–2000 GEL per full course for mathematics depending on prior enrollment; 540–720 GEL for physics. Pre-abitur courses priced at 1800–2500 GEL.
3. STEM School Tuition: STEM School charges 400 GEL per module per student. Tiers of funding exist: Bank of Georgia funds full tuition for top 30 ranked students (2 modules, 800 GEL total) and partial funding for next 15 students (50% subsidy). Third module, organized solely by Komarovi, is not subsidized.
4. Boarding (Pansion) Services: Boarding is provided free of charge to students residing outside Tbilisi, funded jointly by the Ministry of Education and the school's own economic activities (Saturday and Evening School revenues).

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

Komarovi Campus School is a public physics-mathematics school in Tbilisi, Georgia, providing advanced STEM education to gifted students in grades 7–12 through a competitive entrance-exam admissions process. The school operates multiple programs: the main full-time school, Saturday School (grades 3–6), Evening School (mathematics and physics for non-enrolled students), and STEM School (online, joint with Bank of Georgia). It also offers free boarding facilities for regional students and supports olympiad preparation, extracurricular clubs, and university admissions counseling.

Product overview

Komarovi Campus School is a public physics-mathematics school in Tbilisi, Georgia (N199), offering educational services across grades 7-12. The institution operates several educational programs including the Saturday School for grades 3-6, the Evening School for mathematics and physics instruction, the STEM School in partnership with Bank of Georgia, and the main full-time school program. The school also provides a free boarding house for students from outside Tbilisi, hosting approximately 100 students. The educational offerings are structured around core academic programs in mathematics, physics, and informatics, supplemented by various clubs, competitions, and Olympiad preparation programs.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Saturday School (შაბათის სკოლა): Weekly mathematics and logic program for grades 3-6, operating for 20 years with sessions held once per week for 3 hours
• Evening School (საღამოს სკოლა)
• STEM School (STEM სკოლა)

Quantifiable outcome

• IMO medal tally: 4 Gold, 18 Silver, 46 Bronze
• +4 more outcomes

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles5 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

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Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered core.

• Bank of Georgia (საქართველოს ბანკი)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerBank of Georgia co-sponsors the STEM School initiative, funding tuition for top-ranked students (top 30 receive full subsidy for modules 1–2; next 15 receive 50% subsidy). The partnership enables subsidized access to certified online STEM education for Georgian students not enrolled at Komarovi.
• Ministry of Education, Science and Youth of GeorgiacoreOthersThe school operates as a public school under the Ministry's oversight, receiving government funding that partially supports operations, including the free boarding facility. The Ministry also facilitates national examination infrastructure and school inspection frameworks.

Scale indicators11 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Emerging players

• Brilliant: Online STEM enrichment platform emphasizing problem solving in math, physics and computer science. Adjacent offering to Komarovi's STEM School: digital, self-serve, and competitive on price for the same student segment.

Broad incumbents

• Khan Academy: Large-scale free online STEM education platform. Broader incumbent in supplemental K–12 STEM learning; competes indirectly for the same supplementary-prep use case Komarovi's Evening and Saturday Schools serve.

Direct peers

• Bronx High School of Science: Selective public specialized high school in New York City with a long history of producing international olympiad medalists and STEM university placements. Closely analogous institutional model: public, exam-selective, STEM-focused, olympiad-driven.
• AoPS (Art of Problem Solving): Online math problem-solving community and curriculum publisher widely used by olympiad aspirants. Directly comparable to Komarovi on the olympiad-preparation axis, though delivered digitally rather than in-person, and serves a global rather than Georgian audience.
• Sofia High School of Mathematics (SME-NPMG): Bulgarian specialized mathematics high school with selective entrance exams and olympiad focus. Closely comparable Eastern European model: state-affiliated, exam-selective, math/physics emphasis, international olympiad participation.
• Stuyvesant High School: Selective public magnet high school in New York City with STEM focus and competitive entrance examination. Comparable in selective-admission public STEM specialization and pipeline into elite universities.
• Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology: Highly selective Virginia public magnet school focused on STEM with rigorous admissions and strong university placement. Comparable mission and selective public STEM magnet model.
• Letovo School: Russian boarding school for gifted students with strong STEM and olympiad focus. Closely comparable post-Soviet specialized-gifted-school model with boarding, university placement pipeline and olympiad preparation.
• Moscow School No. 179 (Lyceum): Historic Moscow specialized physics-mathematics school producing numerous olympiad medalists. Comparable Soviet-era legacy model with STEM specialization and selective admissions.

Regional players

• Ilia State University School of Natural Sciences (Tbilisi): Tbilisi-based higher-education institution with STEM programs that absorb Komarovi graduates and competes for the same gifted-student pool at the post-secondary level. Regional comparable on mission and Georgian STEM talent pipeline.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• YouTubeyoutube.com/@komarovicampusschool2092
• Facebookfacebook.com/komarovi199
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/komarovi-campus-school
• Instagraminstagram.com/komarovi199

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Number of profiles

Profiles3 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

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