We are pleased to present our 2024 MPCS homecoming court! Each of these young ladies were selected by members of their class to be representatives of our missional commitment to “honor God, love others, and walk in Truth.”

MPCS students achieved a record AP exam pass rate of more than 90%. This means that our high school AP students scored a 3 or better on AP exams last spring. These college-level exams gain them college course credits. Nationally, only 20% of students reach this milestone earning AP Scholar recognition. MPCS is proud of the 81 students who attained this status. Tap for the full list of scholars and details about this stellar academic performance. 

This year, MPCS will be highlighting the various history and heritage months through our new series "We are ONE commUNITY." First up, we observe Hispanic Heritage Month September 15 – October 15 by celebrating the history and culture of the Rivera-Pauley family!

This week we would like to welcome Volunteer Services Coordinator, Yiraida Torres! Click to learn more about this new member of the MPCS family.

Held every other year, Culture Fest is a time of community fellowship that highlights and celebrates cultural diversity in our community through the display of crafts, foods, dances, music, and traditions. The event features family-hosted booths and tables from cultures around the world. We are asking families to host tables at the event on October 29 in the Murray Arts Center, Grand Lobby. Please click for more information and to sign up by October 4. 

Tickets are now on sale for the annual Homecoming Dance on October 19 for all high school students (grades 9-12). Tickets are $35 each and on sale now. Please review details and guidelines for this fantastic event.

Congratulations to MPCS senior E. Konnick who has been recognized as National Merit Semifinalist in the 2025 National Merit® Scholarship Competition. This is a highly esteemed honor putting him in the top 1% of high-achieving students in America. 

Our MPCS Mock Trial Legal Eagles competed at the Yale Bulldog Invitational on the Yale University campus in New Haven, Connecticut. The team attended workshops and presented their case as attorneys and witnesses in four rounds of competition. Among all students from 26 participating schools, junior M. Harvey served as both a plaintiff and defense attorney and was named the highest ranking individual in the entire competition! 

MPCS was once again named as a Gold recipient of the AP 2024 School Gold Honor Roll. This is a great recognition by the College Board for performing in the top quartile and above in AP student performance criteria. 

Special thanks to MPC marching band alumni L. Bacchus '15, L. Robinson '17, R. Bacchus '18, J. Bell '19, and N. Dyer '21 for performing recently at the Walk to Defeat ALS in downtown Atlanta! These alumni servant-leaders acted as a mini-marching band for the fundraiser walk, playing pep tunes for a crowd of several thousand.