Welcome to KTEC Schools of Innovation
Kenosha’s destination for academic excellence, career readiness, and hands-on learning continues to expand.
We live in a world driven by innovation — and that calls for innovative schools. At KTEC Schools of Innovation, we prepare students for the future by combining rigorous academics with real-world, hands-on learning. Students gain the skills and confidence they need to succeed in college, career, and beyond.
One Campus, 4K–12
In the 2025–2026 school year, we launched a new elementary and middle school, joining our established high school on one unified campus. This expansion allows us to provide a seamless 4K–12 educational experience, fostering innovation, creativity, and critical thinking from the first day of 4-year-old kindergarten through high school graduation.
New Campus — Fall 2026
The next big step in our journey occurred in November 2025, when we purchased and began renovations on the former Pick ‘n Save building at 1901 63rd Street in Kenosha. This $5 million investment marked a major milestone as we prepared to move our entire 4K–12 campus from 7400 39th Avenue to the new location in fall 2026.
Career-Ready Learning
KTEC offers career pathways aligned with high-demand fields in Kenosha County. Through partnerships with Gateway Technical College, Snap-on, and other industry leaders, students develop transferable, industry-relevant skills and gain early exposure to real workplace expectations — graduating uniquely prepared to step into today’s workforce and shape tomorrow’s.
Our Partners
We are proud to collaborate with local industry partners such as Krones and Weldstar; global industry partners including Snap-on, Inc., Trane, Lincoln Electric, and Festo; and higher education partners like Gateway Technical College and Carthage College.
Latest News
Celebrate KTEC Schools of Innovation's 2025–26 school year with highlights of student achievements, campus growth, career readiness, and community impact.
The KTEC High School Class of 2026 is preparing to take the next step into a wide range of high-demand careers. Through hands-on learning, industry partnerships, and college credit opportunities, these students are entering the workforce and higher education with a strong foundation for success.
Kenosha is about to witness a major step forward in education, workforce development, and community partnership.
