Previously,

home school students were not eligible for the HOPE Scholarship until

their second year of college because they were not recognized as having

graduated from an accredited institution. However, the Georgia General

Assembly passed a bill this year to provide an avenue through the ACSI

for home school students to be eligible in their freshman year for the

program, provided that the students meet the academic requirements.

In an effort

to reach out to home school students, PACE provides the option of enrolling

children in courses that are not easily administered in the home school

environment. Courses include physical science, biology, chemistry, physics,

algebra I and II, geometry and precalculus. Electives include chorus,

drama, speech and computer science.

PACE Christian

School functions as an extension of the Christian home. The administration,

teachers and staff support parents as they seek to obey Biblical instruction

that gives them the ultimate responsibility for the education of their

children. PACE educators seek to provide quality education, academic excellence

and Biblical leadership skills by teaching the mind and reaching the heart

of each student.