Rabun Gap is proud to introduce the first annual Rabun Gap Parent-Child Camps in June 2012. Mother-daughter and father-son camps are a perfect way to reconnect and make meaningful memories with your child(ren). All day and evening activities are designed for parents and children to share time together. Rabun Gap Parent-Child Camps provide a mix of athletics, arts, and outdoor activities to choose from, as well as communal worship and individual free time. The Camps are about bonding and spending time with your special child(ren) in an inspirational and beautiful mountain setting. For more information, please download the attached brochure or visit us at www.rabungap.org/camp.

Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School was recently named Georgia's First Place winner in the national 2011 Recycle-Bowl competition, sponsored by the Keep America Beautiful (KAB) organization. Under the leadership of the school's Environmental Stewardship Program (ESP), Rabun Gap competed against 1,226 U.S. public and private schools in 47 states, and 45 Georgia schools. To participate in the competition, schools were required to collect recyclable materials during a one-month time frame designated by the KAB. Students and staff collected materials, recording weights throughout the month. Winners from each state were selected based on the total amount of goods collected per person. Rabun Gap collected almost 7,500 pounds of recyclables, or 19.2 lbs per person, and received a $1,000 award which will be used to fund ESP initiatives around campus.

The varsity girls soccer team defeated Carolina Day Tuesday evening and clinched their first CAA title for the first time in Rabun Gap history. The Eagles finished the regular season with a 13-5-0 record and 8-0-0 in the conference.