Pace Academy, private, college preparatory school in Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Pace Academy is a private school in Atlanta, Georgia, serving students from kindergarten through twelfth grade. The campus, located in the Buckhead neighborhood, includes buildings for academics, arts, and athletics spread across grounds with mature trees.
Pace Academy was founded in 1958, at a time when Atlanta's schools were shaped by segregation policies, and initially admitted only white students. In 1966, the school enrolled its first African-American student in kindergarten, marking an early step toward integration.
Pace Academy sits in the Buckhead neighborhood of Atlanta, an area known for its tree-lined streets and residential character. The school draws families from across the city, and its campus is a recognizable part of the local community.
The campus is located in the Buckhead area of Atlanta and is reachable by car, with parking available on site. Anyone planning a visit should check access rules in advance, as entry to an active school campus is generally restricted.
Pace Academy received the Blue Ribbon School award from the US Department of Education in 2005, one of the most recognized national distinctions for school quality in the country. Only a small number of schools receive this award each year, making it a relatively rare distinction.
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