Talladega County's cybersecurity program grew from 81 participating students in 2023-24 to 208 in 2024-25¶
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q2 i? Student participation in Talladega County Schools' cybersecurity program rose from 81 students in 2023-2024 to 208 in 2024-2025, with a second cohort entering Cybersecurity 1 and a new Cybersecurity 2 course added. → Babineau 2025
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Babineau 2025¶
Babineau, K., Aso, C., Ganoo, K., Jacobs, B., Lenderman, K., Shah, Z., Smith, K., & Young, V. M. (2025). From Rural Districts to Statewide Pathways: A Blueprint for Scaling Cybersecurity Workforce Development Through Regional Collaboration. Digital Promise. https://doi.org/10.51388/20.500.12265/263
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Program documentation for one district's expansion; Figure 4 reports participation of 81 students in 2023-2024 and 208 in 2024-2025. The report states "Student demand and enrollment demonstrated the first-year success". Descriptive; no effect size.
"The program expanded in 2024-25 to include a second cohort of students entering Cybersecurity 1 and students progressing to a new Cybersecurity 2 course."
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Related Claims¶
- Alabama's cybersecurity labor market shows sustained demand, with about 18,778 professionals employed and 8,373 new job openings posted in 2024 — related
- The United States faces a cybersecurity workforce shortage, with information security analyst positions projected to grow 33% from 2023 to 2033 — related
- The national Cybersecurity Pathways Initiative enrolled more than 700 students across 10 districts in its first pathway year — related
- Talladega County Schools' graduation rate rose from just above 70 percent in 2008 to 93 percent after its transition to project-based learning supported by digital technologies — related
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Talladega County's cybersecurity program grew from 81 participating students in 2023-24 to 208 in 2024-25 |
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Talladega County's cybersecurity program grew from 81 participating students in 2023-24 to 208 in 2024-25 |
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