In June of 2020, Black Lives Matter protesters – overwhelmingly Black Americans and their allies – condemned the use of deadly police force against African Americans. They marched in cities and towns across the United States while chanting slogans against police brutality and carrying signs with the names of BlackContinue Reading
Ugh. Another Valentine’s Day spent alone, wallowing in self-pity… The hours go by as you bury yourself under a comforter that isn’t even soft, while you devour chocolatey calories from a heart-shaped truffle box that never quite taste the same when you buy them for yourself. Is that really howContinue Reading
Knightly News: What was it like preparing for the school year with COVID-19? What did the summer consist of? Nurse Megan Turner: The summer consisted of reading lots and lots of CDC guidelines, new protocols and medical journals. It’s been really helpful, too, that the Pace community as a wholeContinue Reading
Fresh off double GHSA 2A region championship wins, the girls and boys cross country teams traveled to Carrollton High School on Saturday, Nov. 7 in hopes of reaching their final goal of the season: to win the state championships. After both the boys and girls teams placed second last yearContinue Reading
For the Class of 2020, college has been anything but normal. Last spring, the Class of 2020 faced an unforeseen obstacle, having to complete their senior year on laptops. As Pace Academy, along with schools across the country, closed their doors in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic, graduation, promContinue Reading
An inquisitive student, rockstar runner, dedicated community service leader and in the words of English teacher Hayley Conroy, “natural leader,” senior Laura Romig is multi-talented. Most recently, Romig earned a Gold Medal, a selective award presented to only “the most outstanding works in the nation,” in the 2020 National ScholasticContinue Reading
Q & A WITH TIGER BROWN At the end of the summer of 2016, Library Assistant Tiger Brown ‘13 was preparing for his senior year at Claremont McKenna College, where he studied economics and psychology and was a member of the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps football team as a defensive back. As heContinue Reading
Knightly News: Let’s get right to it. How are you all doing? What has life entailed for y’all these past few weeks, being physically out of school? Aman Hashim: I am doing pretty well. It’s kind of sad and relaxing at the same time. I wake up late and classesContinue Reading
At the end of this academic year, the Pace Upper School has not only lost the Class of 2020 as they head to college, but also another presence that has made an enormous impact on the community. Math department chairperson Gus Whyte leaves Pace at the end of this schoolContinue Reading
Each school year comes to a close with a very special, celebratory day for the seniors: graduation. And with each graduation ceremony, the anticipation of students, parents and faculty heightens as everyone waits to discover who the much-awaited guest speaker will be. In the past, Pace has welcomed guests rangingContinue Reading
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, people across the United States are losing their jobs and incomes. The restaurant industry in particular is likely to be one of the hardest hit by the outbreak of this disease. On March 20, the City of Atlanta officially banned all in-person dining. Other cities,Continue Reading
Every year, the Upper School greets new students who become part of the community. These students come in prepared to take on new challenges, in the classroom and in other areas of student life. Many times, the students also bring with them athletic skills that help to benefit their newContinue Reading
Knightly News: Hi Nikki! How are you doing today? Nikki Rubin: I’m doing really well! Thanks for asking. KN: Of course. So, how has this school year gone so far? NR: It’s going great. I really like that as seniors we were able to pick our classes and create ourContinue Reading