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
Many new members have involved themselves in the club this year, yet each team demonstrates a considerably high-level skill set. High scores were obtained during Round One. After Round One, 4 out of 5 teams placed platinum. One team made their way to the gold ranking. Maintaining this placement means lots of planning for teams
Cyberpatriot Presentations In early September, students gained knowledge about the world of Cyberpatriot and resourceful techniques for competition season. President, Nick Douty, and Vice President, Valeria Ramirez, kicked off the first meetings of September by introducing Cyberpatriot. The club curriculum presented the basics of cybersecurity, online safety, and security protocols for Windows and Linux. As
3ncrypt3d Club started off the school year strong with over 30 members in attendance at the first meeting on August 17th in room B-23! New and returning students from Introduction to Computer Science, IT Essentials, CCNA I and II came to attend. The meeting began with a small introduction from Mr. Smith and an explanation
Due to a rough start of the electricity being turned off at Oak Hills High School due to road construction, students had to resort to competing remotely. Despite the changes, the Encrypted Club still managed to perform well in the SoCal Cyber Cup. Similarly, to last year, teams competed on Cyber Skyline which provided different
On a beautiful Saturday, 3ncrypt3d club members arrived to compete in the Inland Empire Mayor’s cup. It’s been a year for some since they have competed, and for some, this was their first time. Regardless, every team was ready to show the High Desert can represent! At the end of the quick four hours, the
Ms. Dang, Head Counselor for OHHS, needed a new computer for her office. No worries, IT Essentials just build 10 beautiful new computers for teachers–we can hook her up with one those. However, she also kind of wanted a little bling. How about a red glittered case with black to match OHHS’ colors? Okay, done.
As young adults begin graduating and developing their skills for their future careers, Chief Executive Officer Ginger Ontiveros has stated that Tomorrow Talent’s goal is to “connect young people with their future careers through work-based learning experiences and jobs.” One of the many events that Tomorrow’s Talent has organized is the Evening with Industry that
Internet Engineering II students, many of whom have been in club for years, prepared for over two months for this night. March 17, 2023 was a special night where industry representatives from NASA, General Atomics, and more comingled with district staff–including our Superintendent Dave Olney–and Oak Hills’ IT pathway students and HHS’ Graphic Design pathway
Students and their coaches around the High Desert traveled to Granite Hills which is located in Apple Valley to compete in the Hackathon competition that is hosted by MDCP Career Pathways. As students arrived at the auditorium, they were introduced to the prompt that the teams had to work with, be given their team number,
