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Pace Pasco

Pace Center for Girls Pasco, located in New Port Richey, Florida, is part of a network of 21 centers that have served more than 40,000 since 1985. Our academic classes are aligned with the local public school district, ensuring girls stay on track academically. Girls have the opportunity to catch up on credits if needed. Our Pace Day and Pace Reach programs are offered at no cost to families, and we offer year-round enrollment.

 

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Our Community

Pace Pasco opened in 1998, serving girls throughout Pasco County. We partner with a variety of community agencies to provide girls with a multitude of resources to best meet their development and social service needs.

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What we offer

Supporting Girls & Families

Year-Round Middle and High School Academic Education

Counseling and Mental Health Services

High School Diploma, Credit Recovery and GED Graduation Tracks

Life Skills Development

Small Class Sizes for Individualized Attention

Qualified Therapists: Specialists in anxiety, self-esteem, trauma recovery, academic challenges, and more.

Career, College and Personal Goal Planning

Community Service and Leadership Opportunities

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Contact Pace Pasco

Pace Center for Girls - Pasco

7545 Little Road

New Port Richey, FL 34654

Girl Enrollment
727-849-1901 ext. 1916 | email 

Volunteering
To find out about volunteer opportunities: email 

Community Engagement
727-849-1901 ext. 1918 | email  

Stories of Success

Meet Lacey

"Since enrolling at Pace, I’ve grown in ways I never imagined. I’ve learned how to build relationships while staying true to myself. I no longer apologize for who I am. Before, I had no drive and constantly worried about my future, but now I’ve graduated, and I am attending Marchman Technical College for Early Childhood Education with plans to later pursue a Nursing degree. I’m proud of my healing journey and the changes I’ve made. My dream is to advocate for girls who’ve gone through trauma and, like Pace, show people that changes can be made, and no one is too far gone. My advice? Don’t let anyone change you—it's okay to ask for help." 

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