Traditions - Mount Pisgah Christian School

Alpha to Omega Breakfast

Pisgah kindergarten students host graduating seniors for a memorable breakfast, touching choral performance, and fantastic fun on the playground. A treasured tradition during graduation week, many parents are reminded of the days when their senior was a student at Pisgah's kindergarten twelve years earlier!

First Day Fun!

Pisgah students and families are treated to a pizza picnic every school year on the first day back to school. Hosted by PALS, (Parents Are Loyal Supporters), the picnic provides a chance for parents and students to reconnect with families after a busy summer of traveling and activities.

Tailgating at the PAC

Friday night football games provide the perfect opportunity for the Pisgah family to get together and enjoy great food, fellowship and fun. Special theme nights are offered incluidng the President's tailgate, Homecoming, and Primary School night.

Victorian Christmas

From the strolling carolers to the beautiful deocrations, photos with Saint Nicholas, cookie decorating and crafts...a delightful time was had by all who attended Pisgah's first annual Victorian Christmas. The new American History Museum, log cabin, and general store were decked out in fantastic holiday decor (a HUGE thank you to the many volunteers who dedicated countless hours to this event!)

Thank you for a Great School/Church Picnic!

What a wonderful day as we all gathered together this past Sunday for a time of worship, food, fellowship and fun. We are grateful to Pastor Steve and his terrific staff for their hospitality. Thank you too all who volunteered to help make this event such a success. The food, prepared by the Pisgah Cooking Team, was delicious and appreciated. It's always a great day when the Pisgah family comes together!

Scenes from Math Night

Scenes from Trunk or Treat

Tacky Christmas

A clever way to raise money! Future Business Leaders of America sponsored a fun "Tacky Christmas Day" to benefit victims of Hurricane Sandy. Each student paid five dollars for the privilege to wear the tackiest Christmas attire they could find! "With our corporate sponsor that doubles our fundraising profits, we will be donating $1375.00 toward relief efforts," said FBLA faculty advisor Cera Marsh.

Senior Tree Trimming Breakfast

The Class of 2013 kicked off the Christmas season with a special morning tradition--trimming the tree in the Upper School lobby. Each senior brought in an ornament that repesented their personality or a special memory. They also received a commemorative ornament featuring their yearbook photo.

Thankful Friday

Once again, Pisgah families poured out the hearts to share Christmas with children across the globe. Each year, Mount Pisgah serves as a collection site for Operation Christmas Child, collecting donations from throughout North Fulton County. School families are eager to fill boxes and LS children present them during the special Thankful Friday program. Family members also spend time in the classrooms as they share a service project with their student. Thank you to all who make this annual Pisgah tradition such a memorable event!

Class Shares Special OCC Experience

by Leigh Ann Bishop, Pisgah Parent

A group of fourth graders gathered to fill their Operation Christmas Child boxes and pray for their safe travels as well as for the impact the boxes might have on the lives of those who receive them. We celebrated with s'mores, hot chocolate, a box stuffing party, and Operation Christmas Child movie and some great fellowship! Entire families came out to share and children of all ages celebrated God's love through the gift of a box! It was such a special event for our students. We plan to make it a class of 2021 annual tradition!