11 Year Old Manages School Network
When the network administrator at a small private school in Alabama suddenly left his job, the school was aching for a network/computer support administrator. Why not look in the direction of your own students?
Jon Penn, son of an employee of the school, was just a sixth grader known for being a wiz at computers. When the school was in desperate need of a computer technician, they asked him if he could look at the network. He did. He found many projects geared to reducing the costs for schools, and rather than spending the tens of thousands that some companies spend on network administration, he spent barely over two thousand to get the school up to date.