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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 Intelligenca CEO Carmen Marsh its January Cyber Hero; she founded the 100 Women in 100 Days accelerator to empower women in cybersecurity and CTE.
SynED names National CyberWatch Center director Casey W. O'Brien its December CyberHero for expanding access to cybersecurity education nationwide.
SynED names Susanne Mata its November CyberHero; the Inland Empire/Desert regional director builds employer partnerships and new cyber education pathways.
SynED's ReportOUT edition 'Covid as Catalyst' gathers seven articles on how communities used the pandemic to reimagine teaching and learning with technology.
During Cybersecurity Awareness Month, 70 Girl Scouts of San Diego earned three cybersecurity badges through virtual workshops hosted with SynED partners.
SynED names Bernie Skoch its October CyberHero; the CyberPatriot National Commissioner has grown the program that inspires tens of thousands toward cyber.
SynED names Paula Hodge its September CyberHero; the ICT-DM regional director for California's South Central Coast upskills faculty and pilots new courses.
The Association for Career and Technical Education (ACTE) and its Board of Directors is pleased to announce synED as the ACTE Business-Education Partnership Award Winner.
US VALOR launches a U.S. Department of Labor Registered Apprenticeship Program, partnering with SynED to move transitioning veterans into cybersecurity careers.
In rural Spotsylvania, Virginia, teacher Kristi Rice advises the Cyber Knights team, bringing hands-on cybersecurity where some homes still lack internet.