Report Cards

Those athletes that have failed classes must attend tutoring during period 10 in the subject they are struggling in. Hold yourself accountable for your grade. Ask your teacher for specific steps you can take to improve your grade and then carry out those steps.

Ultimately, the grade belongs to you. Take ownership of it.
There are many more opportunities on the next level for football players with good grades than there are for players with poor grades.

Please visit the coaches if you need help in fulfilling academic goals.
Have tutors sign your off-season conditioning book.

Off-Season Competition off and running

Hard work, five days a week. Max Week is done and in the books and now it is time to blow those numbers out of the frame and get as much improvement as possible before spring football in May. The group with the best attendance, academic average and most improvement in the weight room, will be eating well when all is said and done. Winners step to the buffet.

The work ethic is there, the intensity is there, the drive is there.

Keep it up!

No School Today March 2nd

School is closed due to Snow and high winds. This week is a Max week, no running on Tues/Thurs. See you Wednesday.

Schedule, Indy Meetings and End of MP1

The Off-Season Schedule is as follows:
Monday through Thursday - Study Hall / Tutoring - Period 10
(make sure your teacher is signing your Off-season book on the proper week and day - Teacher must PRINT and sign name)

Monday / Wednesday / Friday 330pm-530pm - Lift
Tuesday / Thursday 330pm-415pm - Agilities
(if you have a conflict, you must see Coach McKenna with note from parent before you miss - BE ACCOUNTABLE)

If you have not had an individual meeting with Coach McKenna, please see him asap.

The end of Marking Period 1 is March 13. Please speak to your teachers about what you can do to improve your grade before the end of the marking period.

Introductions

Hello, my name is Kyle McKenna and I have set up this blog post to let you know a bit more about who I am and where I come from. I know it must be important to those involved with the Brooklyn Tech football family to know what type of person they have in the position of head football coach and what his background is. I look forward to meeting parents and alumni in the coming months.

Playing and Coaching Chronology

1991 Baldwin High School Football Team – Captain
All-Nassau County First Team
Academic All-Conference
Team Co-MVP
Recipient of George Craig Memorial Scholarship

1992 -1995 Boston University Football Team – Walk on
Scout Team Player of the Year -1992
Yankee Conference Champions - 1993

1992-1997, 2003-present Joe Namath Football Camp – Coach

1995-1997 Baldwin High School Football Team – Volunteer Assistant Coach

1999 Inducted into the Baldwin Senior High School Football Hall of Fame

2002-present Grand Street Campus High School – Assistant Coach
Offensive Line, Outside Linebackers (2002)
Offensive Line, Defensive Backs (2003)
Running Backs, Defensive Backs (2004)
Offensive Coordinator, Defensive Line (2005-2008)
Strength & Conditioning Coach (2005-2008)

2002, 2004, 2007 Reilly Classic – Brooklyn 44 All-Star Game
Offensive Line (2002)
Special Teams Coordinator (2004)
Co-Offensive Coordinator (2007)

2003, 2008 NFL High School Player Development – Coach (Offensive Line)