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SynED recognized that our society is changing rapidly, and as a consequence education has evolved into a multi-faceted, life-long activity no longer delivered in a monolithic block during one’s first twenty years.
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SynED names Fran Bromley-Norwood its July 2021 CyberHero for building K-12 cybersecurity pathways across Nevada and the Clark County School District.
SynED names Cypress College dean Henry Hua its June 2021 Cyber Hero for building employer pipelines that open cyber careers to underrepresented students.
SynED names Cyber Skyline CEO Franz Payer its May 2021 Cyber Hero; he founded the training platform in 2014, now serving more than 100,000 students worldwide.
SynED's first Agents of Change report profiles Moreno Valley schools, where a cybersecurity CTE pathway opens six-figure career prospects for Title 1 students.
SynED names 18-year-old Efren 'EZ' Zamaro its April 2021 Cyber Hero; he earned a cybersecurity degree and a CrowdStrike analyst role right out of high school.
SynED names Palo Alto Networks systems engineering manager David Cumbow its March 2021 national Cyber Hero for a holistic approach to cybersecurity education.
Teams from Landmark Middle School, Summit High, and Riverside City College took top honors as nearly 200 students competed in the 2021 virtual Mayors Cyber Cup.
SynED's ReportOUT 'Beyond the Pandemic: Lessons Learned from COVID-19' compiles 13 articles on innovations reshaping community colleges and online learning.
SynED names Innovative Systems Group CEO Tony Marshall its February 2021 CyberHero for an apprenticeship program building cyber careers in North Carolina.
SynED names Intelligenca CEO Carmen Marsh its January Cyber Hero; she founded the 100 Women in 100 Days accelerator to empower women in cybersecurity and CTE.