Thank you for your interest in Mount Pisgah Christian School!
Applications for the 2025-2026 school year are open, with a priority due date of January 17, 2025. Applications by this date will receive priority consideration for the first round of admission committee reviews.
Get started by completing the Inquiry Form
Questions? Email us at admissions@mountpisgahschool.org.
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JK-12 FACULTY WITH ADVANCED DEGREES |
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K-11 STUDENT RETENTION RATE |
APPLICATION STEPS FOR 2025-26
| STEP 1: INQUIRE |
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| Complete the inquiry form to get started. |
| STEP 2: CAMPUS TOUR (optional) |
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Once we have received your inquiry form, we will send you an invitation to create your admissions account and schedule a tour. Meet our faculty, engage with students, and discover our commitment to intellectual, creative, physical, social, and spiritual growth! |
| STEP 3: Application |
| In your admissions account, begin your online application. Required documentation will vary by grade. A non-refundable $125 application fee is required with the submission of a completed application. |
| Step 4: Testing |
| Entrance testing is required for PreK-12. We use the Brigance Developmental Readiness assessment for PK3-K; MAP testing for Grades 1-10; PSAT, SAT, or ACT for Grades 11-12. |
| Step 5: Shadow Experience |
| A shadow experience is required for K-12. Students who have submitted a full application (found in your admissions account) are invited to Mount Pisgah for a shadow experience. The shadow day is a student’s opportunity to embrace the culture at MPCS, meet peers, attend classes, and engage with staff. The shadow day includes a family interview. |
| Step 6: Decision |
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Applications submitted by the priority due date of Jan. 17, 2025 will receive priority consideration for the first round of admission committee reviews. Admissions decisions will be communicated beginning April 5, 2025, following the schedule for the Atlanta Area Association of Independent Schools (AAAIS). As a member of AAAIS, Mount Pisgah Christian School adheres to a common decision date and its Principles of Best Practice. For more information about AAAIS, click here. |
