Our High Desert Hackathon, hosted by MDCP Career Pathways, is a shorter and sweeter version of the traditional Hackathon. The 4-hour competition requires students with different skill sets to collaborate and improve upon or build a new technology-reliant product. Our Encrypted Club, alongside many other students and coaches from various High Desert schools, embarked on […]
The annual Oak Hills High School Project Showcase commemorates the beginning of each year by displaying the assets of various clubs, sports, and classes on campus to incoming Bulldog freshmen. Incoming freshmen and their families are exposed to what is offered on our campus and future students gain a better idea of what they want
After placing in the top 5% of Gold teams in the State Round, CyberHounds competed in the Gold Finals on Saturday. The team consisting of Mason Greene, Emma Cundiff, Steven Rivera, Isaac Reyna, and Meadow Collins worked hard on the Cisco Networking Challenge, a Debian Image, an Ubuntu image, a Windows server, and the Boeing
Nerves and excitement fill the room this morning as the State Round is officially here! Students come prepared with notebooks in hand and hopeful attitudes. The guarantee of semi-finals for teams depends on their performance today. Immediately, teams are prepared to apply their knowledge, trying their best to gain maximum points on Windows, Packet Tracer,
The State Round is approaching quickly and teams are eager to master their way to Semi-Finals. In preparation, Mr. Smith provides all teams with a freshly released vulnerability checklist to review before the weekend. Issac Reyna from team DogBytes shares his thoughts about heading into the State Round: “I am going to lock in and
Dogbytes R2 With Cisco 579/2120 27.3% 184 + 27.30 = 211.30OHHSTech R2 With Cisco 443/2120 20.9% 212 + 12.90 = 224.90CyberHounds R2 With Cisco 675/2120 31.8% 180 + 22.80 = 202.80WatchDogs R2 With Cisco 457/2120 21.6% 200 + 23.40 = 223.40DigitalDogs R2 With Cisco 537/2120 25.3% 196 + 19.50 = 215.50 Headed into State in
Round Two has arrived with high stakes! Teams feel the pressure as they strive to positively define their placement in the competition. All students arrive on the early Saturday morning of November 4th with notes in hand and high hopes. Round Two presents a significantly different nature of Forensic Questions for images; Compared to Round
Competition season has arrived and the members of the 3ncrypt3d Club are feeling the pressure this morning. Teams are eager to get their hands on images, packet tracers, and the Cisco quiz. Each member plays a vital role during the competition; researchers support those working on servers by carefully reviewing checklists and identifying helpful procedures.
As the witching hour draws near, our students decorated our door for most creative/unique Halloween door decoration complete with a PSU spider named PSA, Power Supply Arachnid, and glowing red LEDs on the motherboard!
The last official practice prior to 3ncrypt3d Club’s first competition of the season features advice for competition, team bonding, and strategy discussion. Mr. Smith opened the meeting by reminding members of the new 4-hour time constriction that teams will be working under. He advises teams to identify their strengths and weaknesses in order to designate
