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With 10 different boys and girls varsity teams, the spring at Pace is typically packed with different sporting events, ranging from baseball to gymnastics. Unfortunately, given the Georgia High School Association’s (GSHA) difficult decision to cancel the remainder of all spring sports seasons due to the COVID-19 outbreak, many seniorsContinue Reading

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Packed with sports, performing arts, retreats and ICGL trips, the year was eventful for the freshman, sophomore and junior classes. Each grade shared unique experiences that defined them as a class, whether it be the freshman retreat or Spirit Week. Students in these grades all have at least one moreContinue Reading

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This year, former Head of Middle School John Anderson is coming out of retirement to host the Upper School’s first-ever Team Challenge. The event will be held on May 5, a day after Middle School Team Challenge. The activities will include crowd favorites such as kickball, volleyball, battleball, “Jeopardy!” and,Continue Reading

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The Centers for Disease Control’s (CDC) recent advisory for Americans to socially distance themselves has canceled events, postponed sports seasons, banned international travel and moved schools and businesses online. This is in an attempt to limit the exponential growth of the COVID-19 virus and ensure there are enough resources forContinue Reading

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This year, 23 Pace students joined the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) in their mission to “cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin’s disease and myeloma, and improve the quality of life of patients and their families.” LLS has donated over $1.3 billion to blood cancer research and has helped improve all butContinue Reading

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Pace Academy is known for preparing its student athletes for the next chapter in their lives: college. Some have excelled in their respective sports, becoming top athletes in their class and giving themselves the opportunity to commit to colleges and universities around the country to continue their academic and athleticContinue Reading

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No, 2020 is technically not the start of a new decade. While the answer to when the new decade begins will vary depending on who you ask, sources such as NASA and the Farmers’ Almanac state that Jan. 1, 2021 will begin the new decade. CNN reported that NASA settledContinue Reading

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Have you noticed your friends filming themselves while dancing and lip-synching at school? Your peers are just a small fraction of the 500 million active TikTok users worldwide. The creators of TikTok describe the app as “the leading destination for short-form mobile video.” These short videos can be up toContinue Reading

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Behind every rodeo burger, taco and french fry in the Inman Center cafeteria there is a hard-working kitchen staff member who carefully plans, sources and cooks every meal. Not to mention the laborious cleanup process afterward.  Senior Food Service Director Mark Roman arrives at Pace around 5-5:30 a.m. and foodContinue Reading

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“Yonder is a place that you can see, but have not yet reached,” said English teacher Selby Hill. This definition is the foundation for her new yoga studio, Yonder Yoga. Yonder Yoga opened on Sept. 14 in Westside Village in Northwest Atlanta. While teaching at a different studio two yearsContinue Reading

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In October, the water polo team wrapped up their season with a record of 6-9, finishing eighth in Division 1 and ninth overall in the state tournament.  This year’s team had a difficult task in filling the shoes of former player and two time league MVP, Andrew Jenkins ’19. “TheContinue Reading

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Class of 2022 students, who were in fifth grade at the time of the birth of the Isdell Center for Global Leadership (ICGL) at Pace, are now serving the school as fellows in the new two-year global leadership program. The selected study topics for the program are Food Highways, GlobalContinue Reading