Meet the Principal

Molly Kensy, Principal

Kensy is thrilled to be leading Tech High School. She's been a part of our District for five years, and the amazing Tech community for the past four years.

Here's a bit about her background:

Bachelor's degree in elementary education and a master's degree in educational administration and leadership, all from St. Cloud State University.
K-12 Principal and Superintendent licenses.

Her passion is your success:

There's nothing more important to Kensy than the well-being and success of all students and staff. That's why she's so excited to continue building strong relationships within the Tech community – especially with Tech students and families. Working together can ensure everyone gets the most out of their high school experience!

Here's what she's working towards:

Academic excellence: Provide a challenging and supportive learning environment that helps each student reach their full potential.
Strong school community: Foster a sense of belonging where everyone feels valued and respected.
Social and emotional well-being: Support students in developing critical thinking skills and preparing for their future, whether that's college or a career.

Partnerships are key!

Kensy believes that strong partnerships between families, students, staff, and the community are essential for a thriving school. She's committed to working together to make Tech the best it can be!

A little about Kensy outside of school:

When she's not at Tech, she loves spending time with her active family, cozying up for a bonfire, cooking, or reading a good book.  

She's excited for a fantastic year at Tech High School! Let's make it amazing together. 

Go Tigers!

Jermika Craft, Assistant Principal

Jermika Craft is entering her third year as an assistant principal at Tech High School. Before joining Tech, she served in Minneapolis Public Schools and brought more than 14 years of experience in education, student support and school leadership. She is passionate about creating positive school cultures where every student feels a sense of belonging, is challenged to reach their potential, and is empowered to achieve the impossible.

Craft earned her bachelor's degree in criminal justice from Metropolitan State University, a master's degree in community education from Minnesota State University, Mankato, and her K–12 administration and leadership license from Minnesota State University, Mankato. Although her college journey began with the goal of working in corrections, she soon discovered her true calling was building relationships with young people and supporting them before they reached a crisis point. That realization inspired her career in education and continues to guide her leadership today.

Outside of school, Craft and her husband are proud parents of two amazing children. Their daughter is pursuing a degree in medicine while competing as a Division I basketball player, and their son is an energetic elementary school student. She enjoys traveling, grilling with family and friends, hosting family game nights and creating lasting memories with those she loves.

Craft is grateful to be part of the Tech High School community and looks forward to another year of partnering with students, families and staff to ensure every student has the opportunity to learn, grow and succeed.