Starting the 2027-2028 school year, the Georgia Senate passed a law banning the use of phones for public high schools. The vote was 52-0, showing a unanimous agreement within the government to restrict phone usage. Originally, the law was planned to be solely for kindergarten through 8th grade, and thisContinue Reading
After a long two week break over Christmas and celebrating the new year, it’s good to have a slow ease back into the school year and the second semester. Pace does this through minimesters, a week where students don’t take their regular classes. Instead, students are allowed choices within aContinue Reading
On Oct. 22 and Oct. 23, Upper School students performed The Crucible by Arthur Miller. This play, set in the Salem Witch Trials of 1692, depicts a group of girls that are caught dancing in the woods and accused of being witches. The crowds then go into chaos when liesContinue Reading
As the Halloween season starts to begin, friend groups are planning costumes and events to attend to on Halloween night. Not only are students at Pace hosting parties, but there are also events happening around the Atlanta area that would make great places to take pictures and have an excitingContinue Reading
August 13, 2025 marked the first day of the new 2025-2026 school year. As the transition of this new school year takes place, students are slowly adjusting to their new environments and teachers. However, the number of areas and sections of the school can make it hard to decide whatContinue Reading