Pace has an enormous variety of community engagement opportunities, and dozens of students in the Upper School have served as..
Seniors Take on Germany
Students Take a Break, Learn New Skills in Minimesters
Student Entrepreneur Manages Twist by W
Five Minutes with Freshman Quincy Downing
Much Thought Goes into Providing Lunch at Pace
Independent Study Art Students Showcase Work in FAC
Pace Delegates Find Success at GSUMUN
“She Kills Monsters” Places Fourth at State
Recycling, Reuse a Key Focus this Year
Brianna Korb Says Farewell to Pace
Five Minutes with Giana and Alex Karamanolis
Award Created to Honor ‘First Black Knight’
‘She Kills Monsters’ a Great Start to Year in Pace Theatre
Pace Students Say ‘Hello’ to Broadway
Students Support Yards for Yeardley Fun Run
Students to Attend Atlanta Pride Festival
APES Students Visit the Apes
Pace Students Strike for Climate Action
Curtains Open on New Theatre Season
Faculty Share Thoughts on Summer Reading
Freshmen Bond at Skyline Retreat
Five Minutes with Senior Class President Robert Cushman
Pace Swimmers Prepare for Swim Across America
Students Get Excited for ICGL Study Tours
Artist Nikishi Sugawara-Beda Visits Pace
Young Girl Misses Bus, Pace Heroes Make Her Day
Seniors ‘Raft In’ to Final Year
Twelve Years Later, Some Things Haven’t Changed
Lifers Share Favorite Memories
Senior ‘Assassin Game’ Arrives at Pace
Five Minutes with Co-Editors-in-Chief Charlie Hirsch and Genna Schwarz
Mr. Assaf Shines Behind the Lens of His Camera
Futures of the Class of 2019
AP Art History Makes its Mark
KN Survey Examines College Admissions Process
Pace Drama Gains Experience in NYC
Remembering the Holocaust: The Days of Remembrance
Will ‘Disaster!’ Be a Disaster?
Arts Laureates Recognized
Atlanta Celebrates Photography Competition Impresses Viewers
Kate Mallard Competes at All-State Chorus
Five Minutes with Senior Carly Irvine
Teachers Share Stories from 40-Plus Years at Pace
Mrs. Tarvin Named Class of 2023 Dean
Teachers Not Fans of Senior Spring Break
Keith Newman Headed to Indiana
International Knights: Pace Students Represent Many Countries
Students Tour Carolina Schools
Brown Authors Two Books, Gains Recognition
Pace Girl Scouts Gain Leadership Skills
Pace Alumnus Speaks Out About His Struggles with Depression, Anxiety
Ten Pace Students Receive Scholastic Art and Writing Awards
Black History Month Assembly Inspires, Educates Students
Faculty Art Exhibit Showcases Teachers’ Art
Pace Students Compete at ThesCon for Second Year
Dance Marathon Excels in Year Two
Meet Pace Academy’s Unsung Heroes
Students Suffer from Lack of Sleep
The First ‘Black Knight’: Pace Academy’s Integration Story
Winter Showcase Deserves Standing Ovation
Students Honor MLK Jr.’s Memory at ‘No Place for Hate’ Summit
Students Represent at Model Arab League
The Terrys Make School Rivalry Work
Knight Capital Provides Students with Real-Life Investment Strategies
AP Classes: A Double Edged Sword
Spirit Week 2019: One for the Books
Students Study History, Culture in Germany
Students Weigh in on SAT vs ACT
How Religious is Pace?
Check Out Where Your Teachers Earned Their Undergraduate Degrees
Debate Team Prepares for State
Students Tour Colleges in Mid-Atlantic States
Two Seniors Honored as Members of Atlanta INtown’s “20 Under 20”
Miracle Knights Hosts Second Dance Marathon
Winter Showcase Opens Tonight
Students Participate in MLK Day 5K
Admissions Ambassadors Impress Prospective Families
Bits and Pieces Form Scrapbook of Mr. Kaufman
Student Government Seeks to Represent All Students
Alumni Do Great Things After Pace
Exam Advice from the Class of 2019
Pace Students Work Hard Beyond Classroom Walls
Students Sleep Out to Combat Youth Homelessness
Five Minutes with Political Cartoonist Aaron Pascaner
Freshman Marissa Govic Makes Name for Herself
Students Show Gratitude Through Everyday Actions
Students Work to Further Social Justice
Students Begin Planning Summer Trips
Minimesters Return in January
Students Represent EU Members at YMGE Budapest 2018
Students Struggle In Pace Parking Lot
Math Team + New Members = Success
Student Advisory Board Spurs Conversations About Mental Health
Students Encouraged to ‘Drop Everything and Read’
Tim Hornor: American Veteran, History Scholar
Students Get High Marks at WUMUNS XI
Students Indulge in Fun Activites
Freshmen Develop Passion for Service
Assemblies Expand Academic, Cultural Horizons
Community Engagement Continues to Evolve
Pace Upper School Raises Money for Suicide Prevention and Awareness
Students Bring Their Passions to Project Esperanza
Celebrated Journalist Jeff Goodell Visits Pace
Anti-Semitism Plagues College Campuses
Pace Theatre Announces Shows; ‘Almost, Maine’ Opens Oct. 11
ICGL Launches Year of Energy
Landis, Ratliff Boost Pace Community
New Teachers Settle into Upper School
New Teachers Join English Department
Ben Ewing ’06 Returns to Pace Upper School
Audrey Holton Selected for Prestigious Juilliard Program
Five Minutes with Student Council President Gillian Weitzner
Pace Celebrates 60th Anniversary
Pace Unveils Master Campus Plan
Pace Theatre, “Parade” Director, Cast Join Forces
Class of 2019 Kicks off School Year with Retreat
Freshmen Break Boundaries at Retreat
Pace ‘Makes Waves to Fight Cancer’
Class of 2018 Says Goodbye
Teachers Plan Ahead for Summer Break
Pace Delegates Debate Policy at Tufts University
Seniors Share Favorite Memories
Futures of the Class of 2018
Pace Community Says Goodbye to Science Teacher Julie Hall
Five Minutes with Amy Butler and Michael Simon
Teachers Take on New Roles
Rick Canfield Retires After 32 Years
Laura Romig Wins Knightly News Writing Contest
Students Walk Out to Protest Gun Violence
Advanced Studio, Independent Art Seniors Showcase Their Work
Arts Laureates Perform for Upper School
“The Laramie Project” Opens This Friday at Pace
Students Sleep Out for Homeless Youth
Pace Ceramics Students Selected for Arts Exhibit
Pace Miracle Knights Make Fundraising Plans
Students Tour Carolina Colleges
Decide Whether the ACT or SAT is Right for You
Pace Offers New History Electives
Pace’s Own Sean Bryan To Act in ‘Buddy-The Buddy Holly Story’
Disney Inspires Paula Pontes
Students Spend Thanksgiving in Budapest
Pace Debate Continues to Excel
Post-AP Classes: What Are They and Who Takes Them?
Officer Tillman Recovering Well, Plans to Return to Pace
Heelys Roll Back to Pace
ICGL Global Leaders Study Conservation in Yellowstone
Dr. Ibram X. Kendi To Speak at Pace
Juniors, Sophomores Victorious in Powder Puff Football
Fall Fair a Hit with Buckhead Community
girlFriends Expands Service Opportunities
New Juniors Join Pace Community
Donice Bloodworth Showcases His Talent in ‘Naturally Series’
Omar López Thismón: Pace’s Own Documentarian
High Q Buzzes in a New Year
Five Minutes with President Marissa Schwarz
Community Engagement Program Takes Service to New Levels
Freshman’s Declassified School Survival Guide
Seniors Sense Good V18es About New Year
Mrs. Eagleson Assists with Student Life
Mr. Gannon Offers Advice for Students
Shakila Williams Joins College Counseling Team
Teachers Make Most of Summer Break
New Peer Leaders Guide Freshmen
Freshmen Bond at Retreat
New Teachers Bring New Talents to Upper School
Mrs. Brown Leads Pace Diversity and Inclusion Efforts
Class of 2017 Looks Back
Conservation Selected as Next ICGL Theme
Students Plan to Work, Intern This Summer
Track Team Sprints to State
Emerging Leaders Program Launches
Pace Announces New Director of Diversity
Students Utilize Study Spots for Exams
Teachers Look Forward to Summer
Graham Anthony Takes Helm of Middle School
ICGL Scholars Study Climate in Hawaii
I-85 Closure Impacts Pace
Awards Process Aims for Fairness
My Teaching Partner Beneficial to Teachers, Students
Students Look to Various Options to Help Raise ACT, SAT Scores
Teachers Have Lives, Too
Students Tackle Tough Classes
Five Minutes with Molly and Brian
College Process Not Just for Seniors
Students, Faculty, March for Women’s Rights
‘Yamily’ Grinds Year Round
Students Look to Combat Climate Change
Five Minutes with Annabelle Critz
Students Struggle for Slumber
The Bloom Closet, Students Team Up to Help Foster Children
Service Program Advances
Magical Freshman Stuns Students
Class of 2017 Pursues Early College Acceptances
Pace Theatre Taps Back to the Roaring Twenties
New Nurses Staff Pace Clinic
Freshman Service Day Takes Hiatus
Five Minutes with Ibum Obu
Freestyling His Way to Fame: The Legendary Jeb Carter
Five Minutes with Joe and Dori
Brooks Fleming – The Real Godfather
ICGL Scholars Travel to Virginia and Maine
Pace ICGL Trip Goers Take ‘Nam
Fireside Chats Spark New Beginning
What You Should Know About the New SAT
Technology Wiz Mr. Walker in a Nutshell
Five Minutes with Wendell Carter Jr.
Students Explain What Makes Spring Their Favorite Season
Pace Students, Faculty Vote Lovett as Biggest Rival
Carson and Ibum Sing Sweet Tunes
Knight Gallery Inspires Students
Pace Students Weigh in on Presidential Race
3D Printing Use Expanded at Pace
Let’s Get Real with Augustine Whyte
Five Minutes with Jack Douglass
Let’s Get Real with Jake Movsovitz
Retro Rewind: Mr. Neil DeRosa
Joel Salatin: The Most Interesting Man in the World
Students Raise Money to Fight Cancer
Teachers’ Alma Maters: Who Went Where?
Droppin’ Rhymes in the FAC
Powderpuff Faces Challenges
Pace Showcases Photography
Retro Rewind: Ms. Helen Smith
Senior Cellar: Special Sanctuary for ’16
Homecoming Celebrations Extend for Second Weekend
Chef Mifflin to Enhance Food Options at the Academy
RoboKnights Take Charge in New Headquarters
Science Minimesters A Big Hit
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