Admissions

Admission to our program is competitive and selective, based on careful processes designed to identify students who will be successful in our program. Yet we hope you will consider PACE Academy, and give your child a chance to compete for a seat at our program. Due to small class size our program contributes to a relaxed, focused experience for the child. Our indoor classroom activities are placed on open shelves for selection as interest and readiness inspires the child. The first step towards admission is to fill the PACE on-line Application Form. Upon receiving Application form we will review it and send you an e-mail with 48hrs with additional information. For better understanding our Admission Process you can download Admission Process Chart.

Students enrolled in PACE  QIA (Quran, Islamic Studies and Arabic) are offered an  option of WAVA K12 in-class learning.  After you child is accepted to PACE Academy QIA program, follow the link http://wava.k12.com/how-enroll.html to enroll your child with WAVA K12. The staff at WAVA k12 are very help and they will guide you through WAVA K12 enrollment process.

Elementary School
KG students should be enroll as full time with WAVA (Math, ELA, and Science)
1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th Grade students should be enrolled as Part-time  with WAVA (Math,ELA, and Science)

Middle School

Students in 6th and 7th grade must be enrolled full-time with WAVA, taking core subjects including Math, Science, English Language Arts (ELA), Physical Education (PE), History, and Arts.

***8th-grade students must also be enrolled full-time with WAVA, with their curriculum including Algebra 1, Science, ELA, PE, History, and Arts.

High School

***9th-grade students must also be enrolled full-time with WAVA, with their curriculum including Geometry, Science, ELA, PE, History, and Arts.

***10th-grade students must also be enrolled full-time with WAVA, with their curriculum including Algebra 2, Science, ELA, PE, History, and Arts.

***To help students select the most suitable Honors and advanced Science courses. PACE Course Coordinator provides guidance throughout the enrollment process, ensuring course choices align with each student’s capabilities. Placement is determined based on individual aptitude, using standard courses  as reference for academic recommendations. PACE’ prepare high school students to  transition into the Running Start tuition-free program, offered by most community colleges in Washington state.