Founded in 2005
KENNEDY TECHNOLOGY GROUP HAS HELPED OVER 70 K-12 private SCHOOLS BUILD AND SUSTAIN TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS THAT EMPOWER BOTH TEACHING AND LEARNING.
“K-12 schools have a unique challenge and responsibility in incorporating technology within the classroom and campus-wide. With over twenty-five years experience in information technology, and from families of educators, our team has had the privilege of working with schools and education leaders across California and nationwide.
Contact us today to learn more about us and our story. If you’re an education leader, teacher, or EdTech enthusiast, we’d love to chat and learn more about your school and your mission.”
“I have the honor of leading a great team doing some really cool stuff in K-12 education. I started Kennedy Technology Group in 2005, now focused solely on serving K-12 private schools, just like yours. In that time my team has had the honor to work with over 70 K-12 schools across the United States. My journey in founding KTG was inspired by my father, who taught high school history and drama and coached youth sports for over 33 years. I saw his commitment to his students and families, similar to how I also now see the world and my mission.
I received my MBA from the University of San Francisco graduating top of my class and receiving the Dean’s scholarship award. Originally from North Carolina, I received my Bachelor of Science in Accounting from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.
If you are excited about the intersection between technology innovation and student achievement, I encourage you to join us.”
“It’s difficult to run a school when the infrastructure and technology inhibit teaching and learning. We had challenges daily and knew we needed to upgrade and modernize. Kennedy Group seemed to understand our needs and were definitely up for the challenge! They helped us implement the contemporary education technology needed to support our teachers and educate our students.
With the KTG’s help and support, we’ve modernized our classroom experience, implemented a 1:1 device program for most grades and established the foundational campus wireless network, communications, and critical safety systems needed to help Sacred Heart School thrive into the next decade.”