Colby Rapp, M.Ed.

Lopez Rock and Run 1K/5K this morning!

THE BEST PLAYER IN THE WORLD

I am officially in the transfer portal with 1 year of eligibility remaining. Grateful to UCCS and the coaching staff for the opportunity to grow as both a student and athlete. Stats over 3 years UCCS : 13.8 PPG, 4.5 APG, 2.5 RPG, 1.5 SPG 45% FG, 35% 3PT

We got to see our girl!!

Leadership starts with listening. When we truly hear the people we serve, we build trust, strengthen relationships, and make better decisions. #Leadership @NEISD

Checked off “eating a buffet during the break!”

Tied at 103-103. Carter Bryant hits a go ahead 3. After a back to back against the Pistons and Clippers. This team might be young. But Bright lights bring out the best in this team. Carter Bryant is Special man. (Vid credit: @BalaPattySZN )

Legitimately Carter Bryant might’ve earned a playoff rotational spot after tonight.

Kid plays hard and has a motor that doesn’t stop!

San Antonio Christian boys soccer wins 2026 TAPPS state championship expressnews.com/sports/high-sc…

Grateful for all our of students and staff that worked to put on a great event. We are so appreciative of our communities showing up and supporting the Showcase. @NEISD

Congratulations to San Antonio Christian Academy on capturing the 2026 Boys Division II State Champion title! 🏆

Soccer: @sacs_athletics nabs third overall state title and first since 2005-06, when it was competing in TAPPS Division I fall competition. Led by Coach Robin Rapp, who previously coached at @trfc_soccer, @_ECBSoccer1, @SACentralSoccer & @DobieBoysSoccer, the Lions finished 24-1.

Congratulations to my Dad and his San Antonio Christian School soccer team on winning the State Championship!!

Track season!

35 years. What a legacy. Grateful for David Greathouse leadership, steady presence, and the way he showed up for kids and coaches every single day in @NEISD. His impact will be felt for years to come. @THSCAcoaches @THSBCA @OfficialTHSADA @SA_Sports @sanantoniohss

One of our best is retiring …Coach Greathouse has put in 35 dedicated years to NEISD Athletics…thank you for your service Coach Greathouse. @NeisdAthletics @NEISD @NeisdPE_Health @NEISDExecDir

Our excuses aren’t special. Everyone is busy. Everyone is tired. Everyone has obstacles. Integrity takes ownership. Excellence finds a way. Circumstances don’t define leaders, mindset does. Lead with integrity. Execute with excellence. #Leadership

I'll never forget the moment it clicked. It's the 2015 District meet. My distance boys are warming up. And I'm walking around giving instructions to athletes who already know what to do. "Make sure you get your strides in." "Don't forget to check in at the clerk." "Stay loose between events." They knew all of this. We'd done it a hundred times. But I kept talking. Because talking made me feel like I was in control. One of my seniors looked at me mid-stride and said, "Coach, we're good." Not rude. Just honest. I walked back to the end zone and watched them finish warming up without me hovering over them. They looked calm. Relaxed. Ready. I was the one who wasn't ready. That was the day I realized I'd been coaching my nerves, not my team. Every extra instruction was me trying to manage my own anxiety by staying busy. Now at big meets, I say less than I do at practice. My athletes don't need a different coach when it matters. They need the same one.

A man brought his 8-year-old son into my barbershop yesterday. The boy had headphones on and was staring at the floor. The dad leaned in and whispered, "He’s autistic. He hates the sound of the clippers. Last time, we had to leave halfway through." The shop was full. Usually, it’s all loud music and "shop talk." I didn't say a word. I just walked over to the volume knob and turned off the music. I looked at the other four barbers. Without me saying a thing, they stopped talking. They put down their electric clippers and picked up their shears. For thirty minutes, the entire shop went silent. The only sound was the snip-snip-snip of scissors. The little boy sat perfectly still. He felt safe. When I was done, he looked in the mirror, gave a tiny smile, and high-fived me. The dad tried to pay me double. I wouldn't take it. "We’re a community," I told him. "And today, the community decided to be quiet." You don't need a loud voice to make a difference. Sometimes, you just need to know when to be still. Anonymous