Patti Wilczek discusses what it's like to work at a school for gifted students, how she has managed crises at past schools, and how she could have been a geologist.

Connie talks to us about making her classroom an inspiring place to learn, finding balance, and what kind of impact she wants to have on her students.

Robert Brisk, head of school at the Wellington School (OH), discusses how his school is deepening student engagement, how he builds an effective team, and what his Jersey roots taught him about communication.

Adam Nye, assistant head for educational strategy and chair for City as Our Campus at Winchester Thurston School (PA), talks to us about taking on a new role, how his school is preparing for the future, and his new years resolutions.

Nicole DuFauchard, head of school at The Advent School (MA), tells us about how her school recruits and retains top talent, the many books she's reading, and her love of Wonder Woman.

Tekakwitha Pernambuco-Wise, head of school at Sea Crest School (CA), shares five tips for aspiring heads, her school's approach to student health and well-being, and her daily rituals.

John Kerney, executive director and CEO at Winchendon School (MA), reveals the unique approach his school took to help ensure financial sustainability, how much fun he's having in his job, and his love of the podcast How I Built This.

Trina Moore-Southall, director of equity and inclusion at Brentwood School (CA), shares how she never planned to be in this role, the challenges she's faced, and the importance of prayer in her life.

Frazier Stowers, director of admission and tuition assistance at Woodberry Forest School (VA) describes his mentors, his "working definition" of leadership, and his love of spending time outside.

Helen Rankin, board chair at Hathaway Brown School (OH), tells us about being a "lifer", tips for great governance, and her love of cooking.