Mount Pisgah Christian School was founded in 1986 by Mount Pisgah United Methodist Church with the goal of providing an enriching program for students in a Christian environment.[4]
The school opened with 70 preschool students and has rapidly grown and expanded. In 1991, construction began on a new Lower School to house the burgeoning student population and quickly grew to include a Middle and Upper School. It wasn't until 2001 that Mount Pisgah began offering a high school education.[5] Fourteen years later, Mount Pisgah has made significant upgrades in its short history. The most recent upgrade consisted of a new education building, Geier Hall.[6] Mount Pisgah now offers a premier preschool, both half and full day programs, as well as Junior Kindergarten through twelfth grade.[4]
Location
Mount Pisgah Christian School includes three campuses, located at the major intersection of Old Alabama and Nesbit Ferry Roads in Johns Creek, Georgia, plus the Patriot Athletic Campus on Brumbelow Road.[7]
The school's address is: 9875 Nesbit Ferry Road, Johns Creek, Georgia 30022[5]
Academics
Mount Pisgah Christian School's main academic goal is to prepare students for college. They serve students from age six weeks through 12th grade.
They offer AP classes in art, biology, chemistry, English, government, history, math, and foreign language.[5] Recent graduates were accepted to the nation's top universities including Princeton, Cornell, Dartmouth, Georgia Tech, Wake Forest, and more. Students are required to complete 23 academic credits in the Upper School to graduate. 94% of Mount Pisgah graduates were accepted to their college of first choice.[8]
Organizations and clubs include Habitat for Humanity, Future Business Leaders of America, Student Government, Robotics and more.[9]
Fine arts
Mount Pisgah Christian School offers fine arts for the elementary, middle, and high school. Specifically, the high school offers art, chorus, digital imaging, chapel band, yearbook, media production, and web design.[5] The arts department is currently headed by Daniel Hilton.
The school also has a middle school equestrian team and an upper school varsity equestrian team. These teams are both part of the national Interscholastic Equestrian Association (IEA).