PACE HIGH SCHOOL

COVID 19 INFORMATION Current Florida Guidelines DOE Covid-19 Flow Chart If absent due to Covid-19 please contact your teachers through TEAMS each day for instruction. Laptops are available for students. Please let Student Services know if you need one. Please communicate your absences with Student Services . For more information call the FLORIDA HEALTH COVID LINE at 1 (866) 779-6121 IMPORTANT LINKS SCHOOL MEALS MENU APPLY FOR FREE MEALS IMPROVEMENT PLAN SRCSD ​ SCHOOL DISTRICT WEBSITE DISTRICT NEWSLETTER (10/22) BOARD ZONING CHANGES TRANSPORTATION WEATHER STEM LIVE WEATHER SCHOOL REPORT CARD SAFE STOP APP CURRENT HAPPENINGS UPCOMING SCHOOL BOARD CALENDAR SEMESTER 2 TESTING 21/22 PHS NEWS WPHS SRO UPDATE OCT'22 ROTC NEWS SEP'22 此語言尚未有已發佈之文章 文章發佈後將於此處顯示。 Message from the Principal Education is our first priority, and together, we can make a difference in the lives of our students. We are proud of our school and the programs we offer. The administration, faculty, and staff are here to guide you every step of the way in order to make your Pace High School experience very positive and successful. ​ It is great to be a Pace Patriot and an honor to serve as your principal! Stephen Shell Pace High Alma Mater Give to thee our Alma Mater, memories fond and true Lasting love for Patriot colors: red, white and blue. Set your goals, and strive to meet them; conquer what will be. May God bless what you accomplish; let that be your plea. All hail to thee, Pace High! ​ Written by Sandy Head, Class of ’86

PHS Welcomes Our Military Families Pace High School is proud to serve the many military families who work and live in our community. We are committed to providing support, resources, and enriching programs to enhance our students’ educational experiences and support their families. This webpage is designed to provide information to military families relocating to the area or with students already attending Pace High. Please visit our district military resources page for information relevant to all military families at Santa Rosa County District Schools. Military & Family Life Counselor (MFLC) Brochure for MFLC ​ The PHS MFLC can be reached at 850-375-7704. ​ Any family interested in using the MFLC services can fill out the consent form, found here. School Liaison Officer Families moving to or from the area are encouraged to contact the NAS Whiting Field School Liaison Officer (SLO) before registering. The SLO can also be an advocate for military families if any issues arise during the school year. The SLO, Dawn Kaunike, can be reached at dawn.m.kaunike.naf@us.navy.mil or 850-665-6105 or 850-736-0338. ​ Brochure for SLO School Counselors Information on the PHS Guidance Department, and contact information for the guidance counselors can be found HERE . ​ PHS also has a full time CDAC/Trauma Informed counselor on site. Please reach out to Mrs. Courtney Gongwer via EMAIL or call the school at 850-995-3600. There are many scholarships available to children of both Active Duty and Veterans, especially if the parent has any level of VA disability rating. Scholarship Opportunities for Military Kids For more information CLICK HERE Financial Resources RED CROSS - Website or 1-877-272-7337 Operation Home Front - Website or 1-210-659-7756 VFW - Website Heroes Care - Website USA Cares - Website ESE - Exceptional Student Education If your family has special medical or educational needs, help is available before, during, and after your move. Enrollment in the Exceptional Family Member Program provides military families with special needs considerations during the assignment process and access to support services to help navigate the medical and educational system. CLICK HERE Helpful Links Information on the rights of military students who transfer between states. Free tutoring available 24/7 & test prep for SAT/ACT for military kids. Click here for a helpful tutor.com guide. Offering a multitude of resources for military families. Free counseling is available, as well as articles, information, and resources for typical transitions that come with military life. Providing a place for kids to connect with others who have had similar experiences, whether it’s deployment, moving, or other military-related events. Free resource where you can take a job personality quiz and get information on how to start your future career. Largest Overdrive audio-book library in the world, e-books, foreign languages, test prep, research resources. A peer-to-peer club to connect youth while building change and resiliency skills. UPCOMING EVENTS APRIL Month of the Military Child and Purple Up Day. Stay up to date with all events by watching WPHS and following our social media pages! NOVEMBER Month of the Military Family and Veterans Day.

ATHLETICS BASEBALL | BOYS BASKETBALL | GIRLS BASKETBALL | CHEERLEADING | CROSS COUNTRY | FLAG FOOTBALL | FOOTBALL | GOLF | SOCCER | SOFTBALL | SWIM | TENNIS | TRACK | VOLLEYBALL | WEIGHTLIFTING | WRESTLING Our mission is to provide, through the arena of athletic competition, the development of mind, body, and spirit. We stress a commitment to excellence based upon the principles of sportsmanship, integrity, hard work and discipline. Information & Forms SUPER PATRIOT PASS 22-23 OUTSIDE SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS INFO BOOSTER REGISTRATION FORM Athletic Procedures ATHLETIC CLEARANCE FLOWCHART ATHLETIC CLEARANCE QUICKSTEPS BASELINE CONCUSSION TESTING OFF CAMPUS AUTHORIZATION PHYSICAL FORM 22-23 SRCSD EVENT RULES Pace High School is partnering with S2 Pass, a new digital ticket provider for all athletic events for the 2021-2022 school year. In order to attend any athletic event at Pace High School, you must purchase a ticket from S2 Pass. There will not be a cash gate at Pace High School for any athletic event for this upcoming school year. You will need to download S2 Pass from the App Store or Google Play (links). Once you have downloaded the app, you may purchase your ticket(s), and it will be scanned upon entry from your smartphone. An instructional video is below. Please be sure to purchase your ticket(s) prior to arrival. Please share this information with other students and fans! If you don't have a smartphone, you can also purchase your tickets from the S2 Pass fan website and print out your tickets to present at the game through this link here: https://fans.s2pass.com/ Instructional Video S2 Pass - How to purchase and validate tickets Andrews Institute Sports Outreach Program ​ Thank you to Andrews Institute for providing services to our student athletes! Andrews Institute 850-983-5055 Office 850-983-5067 Fax 850-910-5223 Cell PHS TEAMS BASEBALL State Champions: 1985, 1990, 2006, 2010 Final 4 appearances: 1985, 1987, 1990, 1997, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2018 ESPN FAB 50 National Champions: 2010 ​ Varsity Head Coach: Jason McBride Assistant: Kevin Ricks JV Head Coach : Keith Kirchharr Freshman Head Coach: Brad Filbert ​ BOOSTER BYLAWS BOYS BASKETBALL Class 6A District 1 District Champions: 1980, 2009 Varsity Coach: Houston Ramsay JV Coach: Seth Cumbie 9th Grade Coach: Tadarian Rambo ​ GIRLS BASKETBALL Class 6A District 1 Head Coach: Greg Gill Assistant: Tailer Preston JV Coach: Joseph Brabham 9th Grade: Vance Smith Lady Patriot's 22/23 (Updated) Schedule CHEERLEADING Varsity Cheerleading Coach: Kay Dawson JV Cheerleading Coach: Deanna Jackson ​ 22/23 JV Cheer Team 22/23 Varsity Cheer Team ​ BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Coach: Scott Denny GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Coach: Valerie Wright ​ -Girls Rules ​ ​ 2022 Cross Country Race Schedule ​ FLAG FOOTBALL Head Coach: Chris Raggard Assistant: Patrick Riley ​ ​ FOOTBALL Head Coach: Kent Smith Varsity Assistant Coaches: John Adams , David Bohannon, Seth Cumbie , Bill Jernigan , Jules Pitts , Ty Wise 9th Grade: Brian Hill, Will Edwars, Eric Gates, Brian Middleton, Chris Moore, Tadarian Rambo, Justin Shore, Rick Staszak ​ Team Rules Quarterback Club 22/23 Schedule GOLF Boys Coach: Keith Kircharr Girls Coach: Lexi Worrell ​ BOYS SOCCER Varsity Coach: Rick Carroll JV Coach: Joshua Brooks GIRLS SOCCER Varsity Coach: Chandler Castleman JV/Assistant Coach: Nick Williamson Assistant Coach: Kirti Colvin 22/23 J.V. Roster 22/23 Varsity Roster 22/23 Schedule SOFTBALL District Champions: 1985 & 2021 ​ Varsity Coach: Enrique Eligio and Ricky Crews JV Coach: Lexi Worrell and Matt Wood 9th Grade Coach: Tim Dillashaw and Cheryl Fox ​ 2022 SCHEDULE ​ SWIM Girls Head Coach: Katherine Byers Boys Head Coach: Amy Wolfenden ​ Team Rules 21-22 Roster 21-22 Schedule All parents who plan to be on the deck for any swim meet will need to have volunteer forms filled out and approved. TENNIS Girls Coach: Greg Gill Boys Coach: Joseph Brabham TRACK Boys Head Coach: Jules Pitts Assistant Coach: Jennifer Cumbie Girls Head Coach: Seth Cumbie Assistant: Tailer Preston ​ Team Rules Do the right thing at the right time. Give respect. Handle yourself with class. ​ VOLLEYBALL Head Coach: Cody Trimm JV: Meagan Blevins 9th Grade: Matt Wood ​ 2022 Season Schedule ​ WEIGHTLIFTING Boys 2021 State Champions Head Coach: Ty Wise Assistant Coach: Kent Smith Girls 2022 State Runner-up 2021 District Champions Head Coach: Ty Wise Assistant Coach: Mary Wise ​ 2022 OFF SEASON SCHEDULE ​ ​ WRESTLING Head Coach: Reggie Allen Assistant Coach: Mario Lugo ​ ​

PACE HIGH STAFF Departments ADMIN | CAREER & TECHNICAL | ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS | ESE, ESOL, GIFTED | FINE & PERFORMING ARTS | GUIDANCE | HEALTH |MATHEMATICS | MEDIA CENTER | NAVAL SCIENCE | OFF CAMPUS | PHYSICAL EDUCATION | SCIENCE | SOCIAL STUDIES | SUPPORT | WORLD LANGUAGE Administration Stephen Shell Principal Amie Filbert Assistant Principal Student Services Joey Goodwin Assistant Principal Facilities Dustin Gray Assistant Principal Guidance John Adams Dean Football Coach Robyn Dunn Dean Career & Technical Monica Bondurant Career & Technical DIT Claudia Cassevah SGA/ITV Joy Owens Cullinary Alysia Pippin Career & Technical Tyler Sahlin CTE English Language Arts Lisa Taylor ELA Department Head Steven Bienkowski ELA Heather Brooks ELA Wyatt Davis ELA Melissa Hutcherson ELA Mavis Lee ELA Deanna Jackson ELA Cheer Coach April Johnson ELA Rosali Penunuri ELA Samantha Ray ELA Susan Sayle ELA Abby White ELA ESE, ESOL & GIFTED Wendy Peterson ESE Liason Chris Abbuhl ESE Linda Adams ESE Mark Alexander ESE Yvette Bullock ESE Seth Cumbie ESE Girls Track, JV Baseball, Asst. Football. Matthew Foster ESE George Herndon ESE Shannon Kyser ESE Rita Morgan ESE Suzie Norton ESE Maegan Smith ESE Kay Stinson ESE Rosalee Very ESE Jeff Witt ESE Ashley Wood ESE Tamra Zanca ESE Kirti Colvin ESOL Cynthia Allman Paraprofessional IIW Jacob Barlow Paraprofessional Leah Billings Paraprofessional IW Marcele Borges Paraprofessional Rebekah Dittmann Paraprofessional IW Dianne Evans Paraprofessional Allison Flanigan Paraprofessional IW Judy Hamm Teachers Assistant Christine Miley Paraprofessional IIW Zoe Shore Paraprofessional IW Tiffany Santiago Paraprofessional Craig Whitfield Paraprofessional Melissa Winters Paraprofessional FINE & PERFORMING ARTS Victoria Donahoo Assistant Band Director Natacha Duval 2D Art David Peay Performing Arts Phil Michanowicz Band Director Kathleen Tracey Art Nationally Certified SRC Middle & High Arts Coordinator Valerie Wright Theater Director Girls Cross Country Head Coach GUIDANCE Jenna Hughes Guidance Counselor Surname SE-Z Alison Bedard Guidance Counselor Surname Mo-Sc Katie Harrington Guidance Counselor KellyD Guidance Counselor Surname D-HI Sherri Nowell Guidance Counselor Surname HO-MI Jessica Swearingen Guidance Counselor Surname A-C Heather McLean Paraprofessional hollandmo Guidance Secretary Kim McDonald Data Clerk HEALTH CLINIC Karen Smith Health Tech MATHEMATICS Kevin Holland Math Department Head Kathleen Carroll Math Rick Carroll Math JV Boys Soccer Head Coach Jennifer Cumbie Math Assistant Boys Track Coach Reva Dear Math Jon Fillingim Math Kelsi Finley Math Madison Edwards Math David Godwin Math Keith Kirchharr Math JV Head Baseball & Boys Golf Coach Daniel Mallernee Math Sheri Meadows Math Jennifer Otts Math Chris Raggard Math Head Flag Football Coach Houston Ramsay Math Head Boys Basketball Coach Stephanie Rimes Math MEDIA CENTER Celene Sessions Library Media Specialist NAVAL SCIENCE John Baker ROTC Patrick Vegeler ROTC OFF CAMPUS COACHES Reggie Allen Head Wrestling Joseph Brabham 9th Grade Head Girls Basketball David Bohannon Assistant Football Coach Chandler Castleman Head Girls Varsity Soccer Will Edwards Assistant Football Coach Brian Hill 9th Grade Head Football Mario Lugo Assistant Wrestling Cody Trimm Head Volleyball Jules Pitts Assistant Football Coach Tailer Preston JV Head Girls Basketball Tadarian Rambo Assistant Football Coach Patrick Riley Assistant Flag Football Reed Smith Assistant Football Coach Nick Williamson Girls JV Soccer Amy Wolfenden Boys Swim PHYSICAL EDUCATION Charlie Warner Athletic Director Tim Dillashaw Physcial Education Softball Coach Robert Edge Physical Education Jason McBride Physical Education Head Baseball Coach Carl Pippin Physical Education Kent Smith Physical Education Head Football & Assistant Boys Weightlifting Coach Alexis Worrell Physical Education Girls Golf & Softball SCIENCE Katherine Byers Department Head Chemistry Girls Swim Coach Autumn Brawley Science Josh Brooks Marine Biology Marcy Dann Science Greg Gill BioTech & Girls Basketball Head Coach Kelsey Jordan Science Chasity Jernigan Biology Cheer Coach Steve Knowlton Science Jenifer Lambert Science Meg Quina Science Miranda Senf Science Matthew Wood Science Volleyball & Softball Coach Jack Waddell Science SOCIAL STUDIES Stephanie Jernigan-Watson Department Head Meagan Blevins Social Studies Volleyball Coach Kurt Chism Social Studies Kay Dawson Social Studies Cheer Coach Scott Denny Social Studies Cross Country Coach Bill Jernigan Social Studies Assistant Football Coach Wesley Meiss Social Studies Aaron Reynolds Social Studies Jim Sessions Social Studies Vance Smith Social Studies Assistant Football, Girls Basketball Mary Wise Social Studies Assistant Girls Weightlifting Coach Ty Wise Social Studies Head Boys & Girls Weightlifting Coach Assistant Football Coach SUPPORT Reshana Bennett Paraprofessional Stacie Carlson Paraprofessional Sheila Davis Paraprofessional Bridget Head Principal's Secretary Sarah Hess Tech Contact MiddletonB Resource Officer Assistant 9th Grade Football Coach Betty Parkerson Discipline Secretary Erin Salter FLVS Sharon Solomon Course Recovery through Edgenuity Marcia Stephens Paraprofessional Anne Welling Athletics Secretary Jordan Wheelus ISS Helen Whitfield Bookkeeper WORLD LANGUAGE Maggie Ramirez Department Head Beth Cunningham Spanish

ACTIVITIES & CLUBS Anchor Club Sponsors: Mrs.Lambert Band Director: Phillip Michanowicz Associate Band Director: Victoria Donahoo Visit the Band Booster Website for more detailed student and parent information. Black Student Union Sponsor: Mrs. Wright Choir Sponsor: Mr. Peay ​ Creative Writing Sponsor: Mrs Penunuri ​ Meets Wednesday and Friday mornings at 8:15. Students gather to share ideas, work on creative writing projects, and get writing help if requested. FCA - Fellowship of Christian Athletes Sponsor: Coach K. Smith ​ Fellowship of student-athletes who desire to encourage and be encouraged each week in their Christian walk. First Priority Sponsor: Mrs. Taylor ​ ​ Interact Club Sponsor: TBA ​ Community service club, sponsored by Rotary Club of Pace. Participate in fun, meaningful service projects while developing leadership skills and meeting new friends. NAHS National Art Honor Society Sponsor: Mrs. Tracey ​ Must have 3.0 GPA and be enrolled in a higher-level art course. Fee: $20, which includes a t-shirt. Meet once/month and work at 3 events each term. Current activities include teacher posters, art shows, clay or art nights, and a large-scale drawing for PHS students to color in. NJROTC Navy Junior ROTC Sponsor: 1st Sgt. John Baker, USMC (Ret.) and Commander Patrick Vegeler . ​ ​ Patriot Ambassadors Sponsor: TBD ​ ​ Meets the first Tuesday of each month at 8:30. Students will serve as tour guides and welcome new students to Pace. Applications may be obtained outside Rm. 34, and students will be trained on how to be an Ambassador before conducting tours. Robotics Club Sponsor: Mrs. Zanca ​ ​ Robotics consists of different teams that work together and compete against other high schools. Meetings held Tuesdays and Thursdays at both 8:00-9:00 and 3:30-4:30 (come to both or just one). This club is only active in the Fall, leading up to a competition in late October. SGA Student Government Association Sponsor: Mrs Claudia Cassevah Congratulations to the 22/23 SGA members! Theater Sponsor: Mrs Valerie Wright WPHS Sponsor: Mrs. Cassevah Congratulations to the 22/23 WPHS Members! Asian Student Union Sponsors: TBD The Asian Student Union (ASU) is here to promote Asian culture through our biweekly meetings on our PHS campus and community service events. Our goal is to connect students who are interested in Asian culture, provide a place to share our personal experiences, discuss current topics centered around the Asian community, and learn to give back with our talents and resources. ASU is open to all students here at PHS. BETA Club Sponsors: Mrs. White Chess Sponsor Mr. Holland ​ Tuesday 3:30 to 4:30. Color Guard Director: Rebecca Belveal ​ ​ Dungeons & Dragons Sponsor: Mrs Penunuri ​ Meets Thursday mornings at 8:00. Learn to play D&D, create characters, participate in one-shot missions, breakout rooms, and more. Film Sponsor: Ms. Cassevah ​ Students interested in any aspects of filmmaking are welcome. No experience required, and you do not have to be enrolled in WPHS. Meets at 8:15 on Tuesdays in Rm. 25. GSA Gay Straight Alliance Sponsor: Mrs. Ray ​ Open to any student in the LGBTQ+ community or those wanting to be an ally for those in the community. Jazz Education Network Sponsor: Mr. Michanowitz ​ Pace High School is home to the largest JEN Chapter in the USA! Membership is open to any member of the Pace High School Band or Choir Program. Students do not need to be currently enrolled in a Jazz Ensemble class in order to be a member of the JEN Chapter. Students will be required maintain at least a 2.0 GPA and are expected to be active participants in Pace HS sponsored JEN events throughout the school year. The annual dues are $20 National Honor Societ (NHS) Sponsor: Mr. Raggard ​ Must be a junior or senior, have 3.5 GPA and enrolled in at least 2 Honors or above classes. Fee is $20/year. Attend one meeting a month and participate in community service activities. Three meetings are offered each month (in conjunction with Beta). Odyssey of the Mind Sponsor: Ms. Clark ​ Odyssey of the Mind is a creative thinking program, where students with a diverse range of interests and strengths work together, thinking “outside the box” to solve problems. The team will participate in a regional competition in February, with the state competition in April. Patriot Wildlife Conservation Club (PWCC) Sponsor: TBD ​ ​ Mission is to educate people about all types of wildlife and remove the stigma about wildlife that many people fear. Potential field trips include zoo, beach clean-up, wildlife centers, etc. Spanish Honor Society Sponsor: Mrs. Ramirez ​ ​ Students must have completed at least 3 semesters of Spanish and have a 3.0 GPA. They can join and be inducted to club Spring of Spanish II. Students will earn service hours through the Spanish Department. SWAT Students Working Against Tobacco Sponsor: Mr. Bienkowski SWAT is made up of middle school and high school students from across the state of Florida who have decided to take a stand against an industry that kills more than 480,000 Americans annually and more than 8,000,000 people world-wide every year. SWAT is open to all students and will meet 8:00-9:00 every 2nd and 4th Friday. Tri-M Music Honor Society Must be sophomore or above; maintain 3.0 GPA; have 2 years of membership (can include current year) in either auditioned choral ensemble, Wind Ensemble, or Symphonic Band; and participate in music or performance outside of normally scheduled school ensembles. Yearbook (Liberator) Sponsor: Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Cumbie . Preferred Name Request Form New YB Student Application Returning YB Student Application

TESTING SANTA ROSA SCHOOL DISTRICT ASSESSMENTS CALENDAR LETTER TO PARENTS (Spring 2022) IMPORTANT DATES April 18th Spring ACT School Day College reportable for Juniors only. March 28th Spring ACT NCR for JUNIORS and SENIORS who do not have a concordant FSA or EOC score March 22nd Spring SAT NCR for SENIORS who do not have a concordant FSA or EOC score PROGRESS MONITORING Accessing Progress Learning Scores (PDF) Understanding FAST Reports (PDF) ACT/SAT CLICK FOR INFORMATION FROM PHS FOR 22/23 SAT/ACT There are several opportunities for students to take the ACT. Please click here for dates, registration and test prep information. See your guidance counselor for more information and waiver for test fees. **You may also click here to view a flyer on Free ACT practice tests and scholarship information. SAT Test Dates: http://sat.collegeboard.org/register/sat-us-dates ACT/SAT CEEB Code: 101-319 TEST PREP ACT Practice Tests Khan Academy EOC/FSA/FCAT Florida Standards Assessments (FSA) ​ ​ Visit FSA Website PAPER BASED FSA RESOURCES ELA WRITING POWERPOINT GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS FOR FSA

STUDENT SERVICES Amie Filbert Assistant Principal Student Services John Adams Dean Robyn Dunn Dean Brian Middleton Resource Officer Reshana Bennett Paraprofessional Sheila Davis Paraprofessional Betty Parkerson Discipline Secretary Marcia Stephens Paraprofessional Important Resources SRC Code of Conduct SRC COC in Spanish Parking Application 22/23 Student Handbook ​ Student Use of the School Telephone There is a student phone accessible to all students and is located in the Student Services office. This phone may be used before school, after school, during lunch, and between classes. ​ Student Use of the School Computers Student Acceptable Use Policy 2022-23 (AUP) for Internet use at school The Agenda Planner and Student ID The planner and student ID are integral parts of the daily activities at Pace High School. Students are expected to have both every block of every school day. We ask parents and students to be familiar with the contents of the planner. We further suggest that parents check the planner on a regular basis for grades, classroom activities and homework, and teacher messages. The replacement cost of a planner is $5, and the replacement of an ID is $5. ​ Student Services FAX 850-995-3635 Attendance Regular school attendance is critical to a student’s academic success, and it is an important aspect of our commitment as a school to lifelong learning. With that in mind the Pace High School administration and faculty emphasizes the importance of regular attendance and punctuality through our Perfect Attendance Award Program. Students who complete the entire year “perfectly” will be honored with membership in the 180 club. At the conclusion of the year our 180 club members are treated to a special off campus lunch with the Principal and the a great raffle which includes such prizes as a yearbook, homecoming and prom tickets and a cash prize of up to $180.00. If a student misses more than 25 minutes of class, he or she is considered absent from that class.

Media Center Specialist Celene Sessions Media Center CLICK COVER FOR QUIZ! Digital Catalogs Use your school computer user ID and password to access these: ​ Mackinvia eBook Instructions ​ Contact: Celene Sessions sessionsc@santarosa.k12.fl.us 850.995.3600 Meeting Minutes 9/30/22 Remote Reading

GUIDANCE Dustin Gray Assistant Principal Guidance Alison Bedard Guidance Counselor Surname MO-SC Jenna Hughes Guidance Counselor Surname SE-Z Dee Kelly Guidance Counselor Surname D-HI Sherri Nowell Guidance Counselor Surname HO-MI Jessica Swearingen Guidance Counselor Surname A-C Heather McLean Paraprofessional hollandmo Guidance Secretary Kim McDonald Data Clerk REGISTRATION, WITHDRAWALS, AND TRANSCRIPTS ​Registration Documents: 9th Grade Registration Form 10th-12th Grade Registration Form 21-22 PHS Curriculum Guide 24 Credit Checklist Pathway to Locklin ​ ​Student Withdrawals: Contact Pace High School at (850) 995-3600, ext. 4172 for information and steps to withdraw your student. Students may not contact the school and withdraw themselves. ​ Transcripts: Transcripts for current students are available from guidance. First two copies are free of charge Former students transcripts are available through NeedMyTranscript.com ​ ​ FORMER STUDENT TRANSCRIPT REQUESTS ADVANCED PLACEMENT & DUAL ENROLLMENT Dual Enrollment: Are you interested in taking Dual Enrollment classes? Please take note of the following: View classes at www.pensacolastate.edu . You must have the courses, section #’s, day/time written down before you make an appointment with your counselor. You must have a 3.0 GPA, at least 3 high school credits, and qualifying scores on the PERT, ACT, or SAT. We will begin registration for next year’s classes soon, and you must be qualified for DE classes before you can register for any Dual Enrollment course. All PERT testing will be done by appointment only at PSC. Referrals are available in the Guidance office. When you pick up your referral in Guidance, there will be instructions on how to schedule your appt. at PSC. AP/Dual Enrollment Presentation Dual Enrollment Contract National Merit CPT Study Guide ​ ​ ASSESSMENT (CEEB Code 101-319) Testing Calendar ACT, SAT & PSAT BEST Standards Waivers EOC, FSA & FCAT COMMUNITY SERVICE Service Hours Log BEYOND PACE HIGH Bright Futures Colleges Scholarships & Financial Aid TUTORING COLLEGE ASSISTANCE

​CONTACT US​ Pace High School 4065 Norris Rd. Pace, FL 32571 Phone: 850.995.3600 Fax to send absence excuse notes: 850.995.3635 Guidance Office ext. 3665 (registration/ transfers/transcripts /curriculum) Fax: 850.995.3620 Student Services ext. 3656 (attendance /discipline) Web Administrator: Sarah Hess hesss@santarosa.k12.fl.us ​ ​ ​VISIT US​

CLASS INFORMATION Class 2023 - Seniors HEAD SPONSORS: Mrs. Shannon Kyser & Mrs. Rosali Penunuri ​ FACEBOOK Graduation is coming! Class 2024 - Juniors HEAD SPONSORS: Mr. Chris Raggard & Mrs. Ashley Wood ​ FACEBOOK ​ Class 2025 - Sophmores HEAD SPONSORS: Mrs. Melissa Hutcherson & Mrs. Robyn Dunn ​ FACEBOOK Class 2026 - Freshmen HEAD SPONSORS: Mrs. Deanna Jackson & Mrs. Abby White ​ FACEBOOK INSTAGRAM

Information/Forms for Parents School Cafeteria Food Service Menu - View food service website for menu and meal prices Free and Reduced Online Meal Application Student Health Click here for information on how to avoid mosquito borne illnesses. School Health Program Parent Letter Flu Precautions & Guidelines Respiratory Illness Fact Sheet Child Abuse: Look for the Signs - Reporting Child Abuse FL Dept. of Children & Family - Reporting Child Abuse Required Student Mental/Emotional Health Training (Suite 360) County Information Santa Rosa Department of High Schools Santa Rosa County Schools Operational Documents : In an effort to reduce printing costs, the Santa Rosa County School District now posts documents including the Code of Student Conduct online. Get Involved Focus for Parents Instructions to check your Parent Portal Look at the very top of this page for the Owl icon. Click on the owl to login in. Use your username and password that you created to log in. At the bottom of the first screen highlight the Grades tab. There you will see the grades listed. By clicking on the subject, you will be able to view the grade. Once you click the grade under the grades column, you will be directed to the Grades (Assignments) page. At the top, you can navigate through all the classes that your student is enrolled in during the semester. Scroll down and the Assignments are listed. For Your Information Scan QR code for free/reduced meal application. State Information The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) requires that school districts provide parents with an annual state, district, and school status reports to include but not limited to the following: student achievement, accountability and subgroup data. Florida’s EDStats tool provides a robust data reporting portal that FDOE will use to provide information to parents and the public about the performance of subgroups in the school grades system and for many other performance metrics (https://edstats.fldoe.org ). In addition, the FDOE uses data to produce readily accessible school and district report cards, providing transparent information to all stakeholders. The district report card specifically reports on progress toward transitioning students from one level (elementary, middle, high) to the next and also reports graduation data. (https://edudata.fldoe.org/index.html ). Pace High is dedicated to provide students with a superb education. If you have any questions about the data in the reports, please contact Dustin Gray, Assistant Principal of Guidance and Instruction, at (850) 995-3600 or email at grayd@santarosa.k12.fl.us . Thank you again for your willingness to participate in your student’s life and academics. ​ Florida's Economic Security Report School Public Accountability Report (SPAR 2016 Economic Security Report (Summary) 2016 Economic Security Report (Full) BEST Standards Transition Information