Pace School Celebrates the Season with Musical Show

Students at Pace School, located in Churchill just behind the Woodland Hills School District building, celebrated the season with a selection of songs Wednesday afternoon.

"Singing By Candlelight," "Kwanzaa," and "Jingle Bells" were a few of the songs included in the program. One student, who is diagnosed as being on the autistic spectrum and cannot speak, played the tune of "Jingle Bells" on specially designed instruments that each had a different color. 

Santa Claus made a special appearance at the end of the show, sporting a pair of red sunglasses, after the students performed "Santa Claus Rock."

Pace School is a placement option for school districts in Allegheny and surrounding counties that serves kids, K-9, with emotional challenges or Autism.

Licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Education and the State Board of Private Academic Schools, Pace School is one of 34 Approved Private Schools (APS) in Pennsylvania.  APS special education programs were established by statute in 1971 to serve children with the most severe disabilities.