Quality education is critical for the development of both individuals and societies, helping to pave the way for a successful and productive future. Despite significant achievements in recent years, the Georgian education system continues to face many challenges. GeorgiaÕs expenditure on education is lower than that of other countries with the same GDP per capita. The low quality of education is a major challenge for children of Georgia. Georgian students underperform in International Student Assessments, and about two thirds of 15-year old students in Georgia do not meet baseline standards in reading, science and mathematics. Poor student performance can also be seen in the high dropout rate from secondary education and studentsÕ difficulties to meet the demands of the labor market later on. The quality of education is especially undermined by the low qualification of teachers and the ineffective system of teacher deployment and management. The Open World program in this theme will demonstrate how effective high schools are managed and how children/young adults are counseled about the educational and professional choices that a good reeducation avails.