Upper School

The International Thespian Society is the only theatre honor society for middle and high school students in the United States and recognizes, rewards, and encourages student achievement and celebrates the work of students in all aspects of theatre – performance and production. Mount Pisgah Thespian Troupe 7371 members work together to create shows, practice improv, participate in service projects and attend the Georgia Thespian Conference every year.

International Thespian Society - Sponsor: Daniel Hilton

Participation in National Art Honor Society provides MPCS students with invaluable benefits—including peer recognition, leadership growth opportunities, college and career preparation, and so much more. Our NAHS members offer community art projects, organize multiple art shows throughout the year, and deepen their love of art through extracurricular training opportunities and fellowship events.

National Art Honor Society - Sponsor: Hope Steele

The Mount Pisgah chapter of the National Honor Society aims to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in students of Mount Pisgah Christian School.

Inductees and members must meet the following criteria:

Through performance and community service, Tri-M Music Honor Society members develop confidence, creativity, critical thinking, compassion, and a host of other leadership skills sure to serve them well in school and beyond. The MPCS Tri-M chapter celebrates participation in music across Band, Chorus, and Orchestra and members work together to foster engagement with and support for the music program at Mount Pisgah.

Tri-M Music Honor Society Sponsor: Anisha Lewis

Sponsor: Ambrey McWilliams

The Honor Council works to uphold the academic integrity of the Upper School. To join, prospective members must obtain the recommendations of three faculty members and write an essay describing their aptitude for and commitment to academic integrity. Essays are reviewed by the faculty sponsors, who then meet to select the students deemed most qualified. Students must be honest and trustworthy. Moreover, they must uphold a vow of confidentiality regarding cases and sessions. Once a student is accepted as an Honor Council member, they may continue to serve for the remainder of their high school career.

The purpose of the International Alliance Club is to provide an opportunity for international students to gather socially in a relaxed, nonacademic atmosphere and to contribute to the community by sharing their cultures and their time in helping others.

Sponsor: Lucas Bryant

The Mount Pisgah Mock Trial Team competes in the Georgia Mock Trial Competition. Sponsored by the State Bar of Georgia, the Competition puts students into the roles of lawyers and witnesses in arguing a fictitious case in a courtroom setting. The team begins organizing in September in preparation for competitions with other schools in February and March.
 

Sponsors: Alison Cuppia and Kasey Saari

Student Government is a student-led organization that is committed to creating, preserving, and improving the very best of Mount Pisgah traditions. Members of student government are expected to demonstrate the highest personal integrity, to serve without thought of self, and to be open to any idea that can enhance the experience of Mount Pisgah students.