About us
Deep roots in technology and education.
Our mission is to help provide the best technology for every student, every teacher and every administrator.
Our story
Serving schools since 1978.
It started in 1978, when Richard Haddock wrote The Petroleum Accountant on an IBM 5110 for a local oil and gas producer. In 1984 Haddock became an Apple dealer, beginning a 30-year run as an Apple Specialist, and in 1985 became an Apple Education Agent. A lot of children learned computing for the first time on an Apple II. Richard served on the Apple Reseller Advisory Board for more than ten years.
In 2004, Haddock began bringing Promethean “front of classroom” technology to the same schools. The front of the room has been our focus ever since.
Relationships come first
Many companies talk about relationships. At Haddock, it’s part of our core philosophy. We owe our success to the relationships we’ve built with our clients and to your continued trust in us.
Fair and practical
Fair prices, the best value, and access to experts most districts would have to pay consulting fees to reach.
Experienced
A team of like-minded edtech experts with decades of experience in education.
Concierge support
Experts ready to talk through any part of your technology needs.
At a glance
Haddock Education Technologies
- Who
- Haddock Education Technologies (Haddock), a K-12 education technology partner
- What
- Interactive flat panels; safety and security; classroom sound, bells and paging; STEM/STEAM; charging carts, document cameras, phones, digital signage and large format printers; installation, training, support and Managed Device Services
- Where
- Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Missouri, Illinois and Iowa
- Since when
- Founded in 1978, serving schools for more than 45 years; Apple dealer from 1984; Promethean front-of-classroom technology since 2004
- Installers
- Our own certified installers, not subcontractors
- Contact
- (316) 558-3849 · info@gohaddock.com · Support x131, support@gohaddock.com
Meet the owner
Richard Haddock
Richard graduated from Heights High School in 1976 and headed to Kansas State planning to study architecture and business. A required computer class changed that, and he knew right away that computer technology was where he wanted to be.
In 1978 he wrote The Petroleum Accountant for the IBM 5110 and went on to sell more than 100 systems across North America. He opened two software stores in 1983, signed on as an Apple dealer in 1984, and served on the Apple Reseller Advisory Board for more than ten years. Since 2004, he has focused on bringing “front of classroom” technology to Midwest schools.
No stress. No guesswork.
Let’s talk about your classrooms.
Tell us what you’re working on. We’ll give you straight answers, a fair quote, and no pressure.
Request a free demo or quote Call (316) 558-3849