LIFE IN THE MIDDLE: BTS
MPCS Middle School makes an impact beyond the classroom
The Middle School at Mount Pisgah Christian School is always full of energy, learning, and community. Our students have jumped into this year with curiosity, creativity, and heart, embracing new opportunities both in and beyond the classroom. Whether collaborating on projects, exploring beyond the classroom, or serving in the community, our students continue to grow into leaders grounded in faith and purpose.
In the Classroom: Honoring our Veterans
Middle School is an exciting time for hands on learning about the world around us. This November, our sixth grade class discovered more fully the deep history and meaning behind Veterans Day celebrations. As students explore history, they also learn for themselves the purpose behind our annual celebrations and what veterans mean to our country. Through these experiences, students begin to connect the past with their own lives, gaining a deeper appreciation for the courage and sacrifice that shape our nation.
Outside the Classroom: Appreciating the Arts
As part of their continued exploration of learning beyond the classroom, our Middle School students enjoyed a festive outing to the Alliance Theatre in Atlanta to see A Christmas Carol. Experiencing literature brought to life on stage offered a meaningful extension of what they’ve been studying this fall. The day wrapped up with a beloved Atlanta tradition at The Varsity, where students shared lunch, laughs, and plenty of “What’ll ya have?” moments. It was a perfect blend of culture, community, and seasonal fun that showcased how learning happens everywhere.
In the Community: Servant Leadership in Action
Our seventh grade Servant Leadership class has continued its meaningful ministry work beyond the classroom walls. For the past several years, students have created bright, uplifting posters to decorate Roswell City Hall for the annual Roswell Day of Hope, a community event that provides support and care for neighbors in need. Organized by Hope Roswell, this day brings together prayer tents, free shoes, dental and medical care, barbers, and more for anyone seeking assistance. Through this project, our students play a small but heartfelt role in helping create a warm and welcoming environment, learning firsthand what it means to serve others with compassion and Christ-centered love.
Growing in Faith and Purpose
Every day at Mount Pisgah brings new moments that remind us why the Middle School years matter so much. As students continue to explore who they are and how God is calling them to use their gifts, we’re grateful for the teachers, parents, and mentors who help guide them along the way.