For over ten years, K-12 Tech has been the nation’s central source for student device programs, as well as maintenance, and repair servicing. Our educational partners across the country have enjoyed our 1-on-1 rollouts, device protection plans, and tech training courses which empower classrooms and student learning initiatives across all grades.
We’re always looking for new ways to add extra expertise and offer new levels of service to our schooling partners.
K-12 Tech is excited to announce one of our most recent mergers with Apple Crossing, which now works under the K-12 Tech brand.
Apple Crossing spent nearly five years providing support to K-12 schools for their Apple device upkeep and repairs. All services and clientele that once went through them are now dealt with by our main company-which is why some of you who dealt directly with Apple Crossing in the past are now receiving communications from K-12 Tech Repairs.
We hope you continue to rely on us for all your educational device needs. Our scope of technical experience and history of school partnerships lets us understand how K-12 institutes work and what they need.
With K-12 Tech, you enjoy:
Want to keep repairs in-house at your school? No problem! We keep a wide range of parts in stock that you can purchase directly from us and know you’re getting exactly what you need for your student devices.
As we move forward, we want to ensure you know where to address all future questions, concerns, or repair/purchase requests. Here’s who to contact:
Our general customer service number for all your needs is 800-630-4955, and you’ll be directed to the specific team members who can best handle your situation.
Stay tuned for even more new features we’ll be launching over the next year, such as service ticket monitoring and data analytics!
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