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  This past week at PHS has been filled with student life! Culinary students have been cooking up new recipes and working hard in the kitchen. Volleyball, with the help of the student section, defeated the Tate Aggies. Cornhole Club had their very first meeting with a great turnout, while the Women in Stem organization is also in full swing. Photos bv: E. Stallworth E. Nall

Pace High School Indoor Percussion traveled to Dayton, OH last week for the  2024 WGI World Championships - PSO Finals They placed 7 th  in the Nation in Percussion Scholastic Open Class.  https://wgi.org/scores/# This group performed 3 times (Thur-Fri-Sat) for Pre-Lims, Semi-Finals and Finals.  Prelims- Pace was in round 3 of 4 rounds and placed 2 nd  place  (44 groups competing) Semi-Finals- Pace in round 2 of 2, tied for 4 th  place  (24 groups competing) Finals- Pace placed 7 th  out of 15 finalists This amazing group of percussionists paid their own way through fundraising and parent contributions, practiced multiple evenings per week and held many Saturday Camps 8am-9pm and performed locally and regionally throughout the season, undefeated, to be invited to WGI World in Dayton.  Pace Indoor Percussion were the "underdogs" going into this steep competition and showed the country that Pace, FL has what it takes to be recognized for their talent, integrity, heart, sportsma

 

The Lady Patriot Flag Football team has had another amazing season! They currently have a record of 12-5, with their most recent game being against Navarre for the District Championship, which they achieved. Tonight, they are facing Niceville for the Regional Quarter Finals. Great job ladies and good luck tonight!  

  Congratulations to our March Members of the Month! We are so proud to have you all as members of our staff! We appreciate your hard work and dedication to our yearbook!

       On March 15 th , 2024, marine science 2 went on a field trip to the University of West Florida swim center. The event was hosted by SeaPerch, a program that gives students the chance to create remotely operated vehicles for underwater purposes. The goal of this program is to connect students with skills they can connect to the real world, while providing ideas that may be of significant use. With engineering skills and the freedom of design, the marine classes participated in a hands-on project to showcase their creations. Within a few weeks of building all ROVs from scratch, the students had their masterpieces made. They used materials such as PVC pipes that were individually wired, pool floaters that aided in buoyancy, and motors equipped to steer and move. With their vehicles finished, they were prepared and set for the competition. During the event, students from Navarre and even private schools arrived to compete. Each team went through challenges, overtaking an obstacle co