Last evening, the Chamber celebrated the opening of KTEC Schools of Innovation with an official community ribbon cutting! The celebration included remarks from KTEC Board President Paul Fegley, Alderperson Ruth Dyson, and Chamber Board Chair Stacy Riley before KTEC leadership, community partners, and local leaders gathered to officially cut the ribbon on the new campus.
Following the ribbon cutting and grand opening program, Chamber members and community partners gathered for a special Business After 5 with refreshments, networking, and student-led tours of the new campus. It was a great chance to connect, meet KTEC faculty and students, and get a closer look at the new school.
KTEC’s new Kenosha campus serves students from 4K through 12th grade and features modern, purpose-built learning environments, including advanced career and technical labs and technology-enhanced classrooms. The campus is designed to connect students with the skills, credentials, and career pathways that help prepare them for future success.
KTEC Schools of Innovation
1901 63rd Street, Kenosha
(262) 286-0320
Posted on
August 14, 2026