Around the Pace Community, students hold numerous jobs in Atlanta, ranging from retail and food service to working at small businesses. These jobs do not just count as a paycheck, but they also make students more confident and responsible. With summer ending too abruptly, here is a chance to lookContinue Reading
Bowen Eagleson has been a vital part of the Pace Community since 2017, acting as the Administrative Assistant to student life. Mrs. Eagleson was also a Pace Academy mom and her daughter, Mclean Eagleson, graduated in 2022 and is now at the University of Georgia. “Walking into Pace and beingContinue Reading
In preparation for Winter Exams, it is helpful to learn strategies for each exam to get the best grade possible. To make your time spent studying worthwhile, students should meet with their teachers to figure out how and what to study. The teachers make the exams and they are availableContinue Reading
Since the Starbucks Holiday drinks just hit the stores on Nov. 7th, juniors Sophia Webb, Olivia Siskin, Bella Goings and I decided to try and review them. The new items this year include the Cran-Merry Orange Refresher, Turkey Sage Danish and Dark Toffee Bundt. Classic menu items also made theirContinue Reading
Georgia residents are known for being the biggest consumers of Chick-fil-a in the country so it is no surprise that, since Chick-fil-a was started in Hapeville, Georgia, its spin-offs are nearby as well. Truett Cathy, the founder of Chick-fil-a, started the restaurant to sell burgers in a diner-style restaurant inContinue Reading
PACEMUNC continues for another year and its sixth-year topics are riveting. This PACEMUNC is the first to have both a crisis committee and a general assembly. Pace Model United Nations topics always align with the Isdell Center for Global Leadership’s theme and this year, that theme is food. The crisisContinue Reading
Having a job over the summer would be a productive and useful way to spend your time. While going on vacations and relaxing at home may be fun, getting a job teaches life skills and allows you to make money for the 2024-2025 school year. Working at summer camps, lifeguardingContinue Reading
Neil DeRosa Neil Derosa has worked at Pace since 1973 as a vital part of the Pace Community. He has served as a Technology Coordinator, the varsity boys tennis coach, and a Middle School Discovery Teacher. Mr. DeRosa has lived in Atlanta his entire life and earned his Bachelor ofContinue Reading
Due to COVID-19, there was a decline in the production of pop music, which slowed album releases. But, the pop genre is returning with new Girlpop artists. Young musicians like Sabrina Carpenter, Olivia Rodrigo, Tate Mcrae and Madison Beer are leading this genre to top spots on charts. These talentedContinue Reading
Even though winter in Atlanta can be dull, there are lots of fun holiday activities to fill your holiday season with cheer! The Christkindl market between Peachtree and East Paces Ferry is a great way to try some Christmas foods and do some last-minute Christmas shopping! The market has overContinue Reading
The Jingle Ball in Atlanta is back for another year of festive fun this December. The Jingle Ball will be on Dec. 14 at State Farm Arena. Ashley York who attended last year’s Jingle Ball said “I loved getting to see such famous artists performing all at once and theContinue Reading
Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour is one of the biggest tours of all time and can now be seen by even more people with the release of the tour documentary in movie theaters. Fans worldwide are already raving about the movie and the sold-out theaters all weekend prove the excellenceContinue Reading
As Pace students return this fall and get to see the friendly faces of their community, the recently graduated Class of 2023 is beginning their exciting college experiences. From Santa Clara to Cambridge, the past seniors are experiencing brand-new cities and lifestyles, very different from the comfort of their AtlantaContinue Reading