Join the National Cybersecurity High School Association to make change, start clubs, and be in a community of like-minded students.
Join Now Learn MoreAt NCHSA, our mission is to encourage high school students to shape the future of cybersecurity. We exist to provide a youth perspective on policy, expand access to cybersecurity education, and make a community of like-minded future cybersecurity professionals.
At NCHSA, we make real change. Our high school members help shape cybersecurity policies, help launch and grow cybersecurity clubs in schools nationwide, and build a strong community of future professionals.
NCHSA was founded by Navadeep Budda at Lambert High School in Suwanee, Georgia. As a high school student, Navadeep noticed that there was little high school involvement in shaping cybersecurity policy and education. That’s when he decided to start NCHSA. Today, we’re a nationwide community of high schoolers with a goal of making real change in cybersecurity.
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Hi, I’m Navadeep Budda, founder of the National Cybersecurity High School Association (NCHSA) and a student at Lambert High School in Suwanee, GA. I started NCHSA because I saw a need for high school representation in cybersecurity. In the past, I created our school’s Cybersecurity Club, participated in many tech competitions, and pursued my interest in cybersecurity. I’m excited to work with like-minded students and help shape the future of the sector!
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