
Several Chattooga High School students qualified for a National Cyber Scholarship and won their badges.
Kavin Duke and Charlie Hunter have been named Finalists by the National Cyber Scholarship Foundation.
Colton Bevel, Maximus Cardoza, Ayden Cargle, and Jayla Rich have been named Scholars by the National Cyber Scholarship Foundation. In recognition of their achievement, they have earned a scholarship and invitation to participate in the Cyber Foundations Academy – an online program based on the nationally recognized SANS Foundations training course and certification – valued at more than $3,000 each.
The National Cyber Scholarship program aims to support the entry of thousands of talented students to the cybersecurity industry, through providing talent discovery opportunities, world-class training, and scholarships to fund degree-level study. The overall mission is to rapidly eliminate the cybersecurity expert skills gap in the United States by providing scholarships for students with an innate talent for cybersecurity to study the discipline at the highest level.











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