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CommUNITY: Diversity and Belonging

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‘And you shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind, and with all your strength.’ The second is this, ‘you shall love your neighbor as yourself.’ There is no other commandment greater than these.

Mark 12: 30-31

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Student Diversity

Since 2010, ethnic and racial diversity has tripled among the MPCS student body. The composition of cultural ethnic diversity in our student body is as follows:

45% - African-American
26% - Bi-Racial
13% - Other
9% - Hispanic or Latino
4% - Asian or Pacific Islander
3% - African

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Neurodiverse Learners

Neurodiversity encompasses all K-12 learners with exceptionalities from Directed Studies, Encore, advanced, accelerated, honors, and AP coursework.

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Faculty and Staff of Color

Staff members from 12 different countries and multi-cultural backgrounds.

CommUNITY Initiatives

MPCS has done a great job of creating a sense of community across the student, parent, and teacher groups.

G. Smith

MPCS Parent

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CommUNITY Student Devotion

Hear from two MPCS students in this Martin Luther King Jr. Day devotion, and explore more in our blog below.

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CommUNITY 

Diversity in school is so much more than having an wide ethnic student body... it's about being in true, biblical CommUNITY with one another. Click below to read the WingTips blog where MPCS expresses the way the school supports diversity through workshops, partnerships, culturally relevant field trips, and hiring initiatives, all aimed at building a school culture rooted in biblical principles

wingtips: COmmunity

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MPCS makes its students a priority. Every student, no matter his or her academic, athletic, or artistic aspirations, is important. I can promise you that you’ll never be a nameless face while on the MPCS campus – a campus that is chock-full of smiling faces and teachers who genuinely care and will go out of their way to help you inside and outside of the classroom.

T. Williams

Class of 2009