Pace In the News
Explore the many stories that have been shared and published in the media, highlighting Pace, our programs, our partners, our advocacy and the incredible journeys of our girls as they create success through education, mental health support, and the diverse opportunities available through our day and reach programs. These stories capture the heart of our mission and the real change we're making in the lives of girls and young women.
Several schools and community organizations in northern Florida and southern Georgia, including Pace Center for Girls Alachua, have been awarded a McDonald's Golden Grant. Pace Alachua will receive $5,000 as part of the grant. The McDonald's Golden Grants program was created to celebrate educators and programs dedicated to enriching the lives of the youth.
Dr. Amarene Chandler was recently recognized by WCJB for her work as a teacher at Pace Alachua. Dr. Chandler sees Pace as a place to give back to the girls who need it the most.
Pace Center for Girls is pleased to announce its newly elected officers to the 2021 Board of Trustees.
Pace will soon be expanding the services provided to girls in Georgia thanks to a $425,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Justice Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. The grant will fund the Pace Reach Program, providing social, emotional, behavioral, and mental health counseling resources specifically designed to support girls in middle and high school at higher risk for school failure or involvement in the juvenile justice system.