Spartans In the News

Pace Student Boasts 13 Years of Perfect Attendance

Snippet: As Kevin Fernandez graduates from Monsignor Edward Pace High School, he joins a small group of seniors that can proudly say they have never missed a day of school since the bell rang their first day of kindergarten. That means that Fernandez has survived 2,340 days - or 14,040 hours of school.
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Pace Announces Top Graduates from the Class of 2011

Snippet: Monsignor Edward Pace High School released the names of its top two students last month. Valedictorian Kevin Porras holds a weighted G.P.A. of 5.44. He plans on attending the University of Miami.
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FBLA Students Qualify for State Competition

Snippet: This year, a total of 45 students from Pace's very own FBLA, qualified to attend the FBLA Florida State Leadership Conference and Compeition in Orlando. Students spent three days competing against students from around the state, as well as, attending workshops and conferences. It was a great experience.
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Malik Price-Martin is Quickly Becoming a Star Spartan

Snippet: Class of 2013, Malik Price-Martin was named to the 2011-12 USA Developmental National Team on March 24, 2011. He also participated in the 2010 USA Basketball Developmental National Team mini-camp, held Oct. 9-10 in Colorado Springs, Colo.
Read more about Malik's achievements on the following web sites:
AAU Hoops: The Summer Circuit
USA Men's U16 Nation Team
ESPN College Basketball Recruiting

Another Successful Year for Monsignor Edward Pace High Drama

Snippet: It was a very successful year for Monsignor Edward Pace High School's drama club. They started the year with rehearsals for their Fall production of Murder in the Knife Room, the humorous, Clue-like murder mystery play tagged as the most thrilling and baffling murder case in the history of thrilling and baffling murder cases.
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Got Sole? Nicholas Fernandez, Leads Shoe Drive for Needy Children

Snippet: Nike. Converse. Adidas. At Pace and other high schools, the options – and choices – can be limitless when it comes to what sneakers students want to wear. But in a small village in the Dominican Republic, wearing any shoes is a blessing. Thanks to a Monsignor Edward Pace High School student, and the generosity of his classmates, more than 100 kids at "La Guardería La Milagrosa" in Las Matas de Farfán, Dominican Republic, are running around in new sneakers.
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Pace Students Receive High Honors

Snippet: Every year many of our students are recognized for their achievements. These awards and honors are a testament to their hard work and dedication.
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