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This is what they call a DYNASTY. We’re so proud of you, #PaceKnights!

Edward Blaha, State Champ! #paceknights

And last but definitely not least, #PaceKnights... meet this year’s girls cross-country STATE CHAMPS! What a day to be a Knight!

Ladies and gentlemen, your boys cross-country STATE RUNNER-UP! Well done, #PaceKnights!

Back to back to back to BACK! Congratulations, #PaceKnights... 2020 STATE CHAMPS!

Football kicked off the weekend with a 42-6 region win over Towers. Now, it’s cross-country and volleyball’s turn... it’s CHAMPIONSHIP SATURDAY! Both competitions start at noon. Let’s go, #PaceKnights!

The opportunity is here, #PaceKnights. We're ready for CHAMPIONSHIP SATURDAY! Good luck, cross-country and volleyball!

Varsity football takes the field against Towers at Avondale Stadium tonight at 7:30 p.m., and 350 spectatorsmasked and socially distanced, of courseare allowed. Get tickets at gofan.co/app/events/115626 or watch live via www.nfhsnetwork.com. Let's go, #PaceKnights!

Spanish teachers Poli Aparicio and Michelle Fuster joined forces with art teacher Molly Hurd to lead all Lower School students in creating an ofrenda, or altar, celebrating Día de los Muertos. The Mexican holiday honors family members and other loved ones who have passed away. The ofrenda is beautiful, #PaceKnights!

"Former 3A powers top the boys Class 2A poll with top-ranked Pace Academy and No. 2 Lovett entering the state meet as favorites... For the girls, Pace Academy tops the poll and will try to upend four-time defending champion Bleckley County..." Let's go, #PaceKnights!

The next few days will be BIG for our #PaceKnights! Our varsity swimming and diving teams kick off their seasons at home at 5 p.m. tonight; football takes on Towers tomorrow; and varsity volleyball and cross-country compete in their respective state championships on Saturday. Here's what you need to know. Let's go, Knights!

Seventh-grade STEAM & Design students are combining their knowledge of Waste, last year’s #ICGL theme, with what they've learned about Global Health to create an interactive and immersive coral reef exhibit. Students researched how a vibrant reef ecosystem affects the health of both people and planet, as well as how wasteplastic in particularthreatens that balance. Their research is coming to life in the Action Studio using found and recycled materials. Next step: installation!

Thank you to our amazing Parents Club for the faculty & staff appreciation luncheon to go. Though we couldn't gather for this year's event, the meal from Dennis Dean packed in individual picnic baskets was a hit!