Prior to starting Koepp Education Group, Warren Koepp worked most recently in North East ISD in San Antonio, Texas, where he served as a Math Instructional Coach and taught Algebra 1 and Geometry at a magnet middle school. Warren originally came to San Antonio as a Master Teacher in San Antonio ISD. Certified in Mathematics (grades 7-12), he has also taught Precalculus, AP Calculus, and other secondary math courses. A graduate of Van Horn High School and Texas Tech University, he holds a doctorate in Mathematics from the University of Wisconsin—Madison.

Prior to entering secondary education in 2017 Dr. Koepp served on the mathematics faculty of three different Texas universities, where his academic activities focused on the preparation and support of math teachers at all levels. He also worked at Education Service Center Region 18 as a mathematics education consultant for 5 years, providing professional development training to teachers in the ESC’s 33 partner school districts.

Outside of professional life Warren partnered with his wife, Kelly Koepp, in building a family life that includes two adult children, considerable experience in community theater, and about 10 years as a licensed soccer referee.

He has been known to juggle, and occasionally has been seen riding a unicycle.

Before starting Koepp Education Group, Kelly Koepp worked most recently as a teacher in Ft. Sam Houston ISD, as well at at Roosevelt High School in North East ISD. Like Warren, Kelly moved to San Antonio as a Master Teacher in San Antonio ISD.

Kelly has spent most of her career serving people with special needs, since 2013 as a certified Special Education teacher. In addition she holds Texas Educator Certifications in Speech (grades 7-12), Generalist (all subjects, grades 4-8), and Principal (all-level). Kelly holds a Masters Degree in Rehabilitation Psychology from the University of Wisconsin—Madison.

As a Special Education teacher Kelly has worked with students from elementary through high school, including as the lead teacher in an 18-Plus program. Prior to entering K-12 education, Kelly served a state Transition Specialist assisting special-needs adults entering the work force, as Director of Career Services at two Texas colleges, and as Director and CEO of a Boys’ and Girls’ Club.

For the last several decades Kelly Koepp has partnered with her husband, Warren Koepp, in a family life that includes two adult children, a lot of time on the community theater stage, and time in the outdoors refereeing soccer for a decade.

Kelly is an avid musician, and currently plays trumpet and flugelhorn in the Concert and Dance Bands at Beethoven Maennerchor in San Antonio.