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Recently, the Pace community received the devastating news on August 18th that beloved language teacher David Matanes had sadly passed away a few days prior. Although Mr. Matanes had been struggling with his health, the news came as a shock to the community, who loved him dearly. His loss hasContinue Reading

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As students leave school, seeking a well-deserved break from homework and deadlines, they may also find their backpacks heavier than expected. With the freedom of summer vacation comes the familiar reading list, a set of books meant to keep minds engaged and prepared during the long break. While schools argueContinue Reading

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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

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This past summer, Pace students traveled all over the world with the Isdell Center for Global Leadership, leaving Atlanta to dive into new cultures and learn about sustainability and global issues up close. Three trips really stood out: Greece, Bali, and Ecuador. In Greece, students explored Athens, visiting the Acropolis,Continue Reading

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Football – The Knights, led by new head coach Sean Weatherspoon, got off to a hot start to their season with a week one win of 21-12 against Chamblee. Coach Spoon has brought his football knowledge to Pace after playing professionally for the Atlanta Falcons. The win at Chamblee markedContinue Reading

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As the new school year begins, new faces are seen all around the Pace campus. New additions to not only the student body, but also the faculty. This year, several new faculty members were added to the Pace community, who are excited to adjust to their new community.  Alexandria EklerContinue Reading

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As students adjust to the new school year and routines, their choice of clothing must adapt as well. While students put away their tank tops and bathing suits, here’s some of the top picks for back to school fashion trends of this school year.  Some trends have carried over fromContinue Reading

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Over the past two months, conflict and unrest have continued to rage on in the Middle East. Since the start of the conflict on Oct. 7, 2023, it has developed into a multifaceted clash, involving many nations, religious groups  and creating a path of destruction along the way. Before studentsContinue Reading

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Since Feb 24, 2022, when Russia invaded Ukraine, the two have been locked in a continuous conflict. Despite constant bids for peace, the war has continued, leaving it the deadliest war in Europe since World War II.  The Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated, “Ukraine is ready to come to theContinue Reading

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The girls’ lacrosse team is once again making Pace proud with a great season. In the past years, they’ve brought home some shiny hardware, winning the region championship in 2023 and 2024, and a state championship in 2023.  This year, the team won their region again, bringing home the titleContinue Reading

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Amorino Gelato Atmosphere – 1/5 Variety – 4/5 Taste – 5/5 Presentation – 5/5 Cost = $6.00 Total – 15/20 Amorino Gelato is a great place to try if you’re looking for authentic Italian desserts. They serve Italian-style coffee, pastries, and delicious gelato. The gelato and the macarons at AmorinoContinue Reading

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As the current generation of Co-editors in Chief graduate, the upcoming generation of Co-editors in chief have interviewed them to reflect on their time both as Co-editors in chief and simply members of the Knightly News. Hayes Pollard: What are you most proud of accomplishing during your time as Co-editorContinue Reading