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In this episode Gilbert, Dave and Michael dive into the chaotic reality of leadership during a crisis. When the pressure is on and the stakes are high, it’s easy to get lost in the noise. The hosts break down the essential mindset shifts and actionable strategies needed to steer your school or organization through turbulent times.

The hosts talk about the importance of grounding yourself in your purpose, communicating clearly and often, embracing adaptability, building collective resiliency and above all, supporting your people.

For the On Tap segment Gilbert, Dave and Michael share what would be their last meal. Can you tie Hamburger Helper, Bloomin' Onion and Blue Bell Butter Pecan ice cream to the host that selected it?

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In this episode of EdLeadership on Tap, co-hosts Gilbert Gonzalez, Dave Denning, and Michael Crow are joined by guest Chansi Shope, a Licensed Professional Counselor and experienced school counselor. The discussion centers on the vital intersection of leadership and mental health in the high-stakes environment of school administration. The team explores how the unique pressures of school leadership—ranging from crisis management to staff morale—impact the mental well-being of administrators. Chansi shares insights on how leaders can navigate these demands without compromising their effectiveness, emphasizing that a leader's mental health is a foundational element of a positive school culture. The episode outlines actionable ways to maintain a healthy mindset.

The episode concludes with the "On Tap" segment, where the hosts and Chansi step away from professional talk to share their most iconic characters from a movie or TV series.

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The content of this podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. The views and opinions expressed by the hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of any organizations they are affiliated with. This podcast is not intended to replace professional advice, mentorship, or official training programs. Listeners are encouraged to adapt the strategies discussed to their unique contexts and consult with relevant experts when making decisions.

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In this In The Chair episode we sit down with Dr. Cody Koontz the veteran educator who is the principal of Marcus High School in the Lewisville ISD. Drawing on his experience as the founding principal of Coppell High School's 9th grade campus, Dr. Koontz explores the foundational elements of transformative school leadership. Dr. Koontz shares his commitment to a "servant leadership" model that helps create an environment where every student and staff member feels at home and genuinely cared for. Dr. Koontz reflects on the people who shaped his career from his early days to his current role.

For the On Tap segment we discuss our most impressive sports records. Find out who Cecil Isbell is and why he was in the conversation. Let us know if you agree on who we include in this segment.

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The content of this podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. The views and opinions expressed by the hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of any organizations they are affiliated with. This podcast is not intended to replace professional advice, mentorship, or official training programs. Listeners are encouraged to adapt the strategies discussed to their unique contexts and consult with relevant experts when making decisions.