Upper School Students heard from Pace parent and forensic psychiatrist Dr. Shawn Ahgarkar earlier in the year, and many students wanted to learn more about his profession. The newspaper followed up with him to answer some student questions. KN: Hi, how are you? SA: I’m good, thank you. KN: Great!Continue Reading
Pace Academy takes pride in its academic excellence and its student’s achievements, but all of these impressive titles and awards come with unavoidable hours of hard work behind the scenes. Is the workload that goes into these feats worth it? To better understand the different workloads and effects on studentsContinue Reading
Pace Academy’s Men’s basketball season started off with a bang. With the season’s first games already complete, the team is looking forward to another exciting season. To take a look forward to this new season, the Knightly News first sat down with Coach Sharmon White, head coach of the PaceContinue Reading
Today’s culture is flooded with the impacts of creative genius’s in the form of entrepreneurs, artists and even advertising campaigns. “A creative genius is one who trusts that voice in his head who is telling him to share his soul with the world,” says Upper School Visual Arts teacher Mr.Continue Reading
How can National Football League(NFL) players stay safe even while colliding with each other at full force? Due to a new rule change NFL players are now allowed to wear guardian caps. Before the rule change, guardian caps were worn strictly during practice because they prevent head injuries. According toContinue Reading
On Nov 5, millions of Americans filled out and submitted their election ballot. This year, the Fulton County ballot featured five presidential candidates and their vice presidents, twenty-five House of Representatives positions, nine Senate seats, ten county positions in Fulton County, two proposed state constitution amendments and two Atlanta cityContinue Reading
Hurricane season is ending after an intense few months filled with storms and destruction. There have been 11 hurricanes so far, five of which were considered major hurricanes as they were category three, four, or five. This year, hurricanes extended past their typical domain, affecting people in the US asContinue Reading
Ecuador – Bringing a different angle to this year’s ICGL theme of food, the study tour to Ecuador will be primarily outside with a four day trek through the Andes, lead by junior Dean Mr. Ben Ewing and freshman Dean Mrs. Tamara Neil.Starting on a dairy farm, students willContinue Reading
The Pace Academy softball team has had tremendous success this year. Thanks to this team’s hard work, dedication, and new editions the team finished undefeated winning the AAAA Georgia High School Association region championship. This is the first time in history the Pace Academy softball team has gone undefeated inContinue Reading
Georgia residents are known for being the biggest consumers of Chick-fil-a in the country so it is no surprise that, since Chick-fil-a was started in Hapeville, Georgia, its spin-offs are nearby as well. Truett Cathy, the founder of Chick-fil-a, started the restaurant to sell burgers in a diner-style restaurant inContinue Reading
As we enter the school year, there are great opportunities to engage across the school and community with all the different clubs Pace students lead! Regular clubs around Pace allow people with similar interests to come together. Community engagement clubs provide opportunities to get service hours in different ways fromContinue Reading
This winter, spring and summer break the Isdell Center for Global Leadership (ICGL) will lead ten global study tours. These ICGL tours provide a rare opportunity for students to explore new communities and develop the skills to thrive no matter their location. In other words, the trips help achieve PaceContinue Reading