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Mr. Staffen's cyber forensic students Brett Barkley and Jonan Seeley recently won a cyber forensics computer hacking competition and have advanced to compete in the National Cyber Security Awareness Week High School Forensics Challenge at New York University on November 10 – 12, 2016.

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Pictured (l-r) are: Jonan Seeley, Brett Barkley, and cyber forensics teacher Mr. Frank Staffen.

The TJHS team finished first in the northeast region and tied for first place in the nation! Brett and Jonan will represent Thomas Jefferson High School and travel to NYU Tandon School of Engineering for the final competition, which includes the top ten computer hacking teams in the nation, plus international teams from the UAE. Thomas Jefferson High School is the only team from PA that advanced to the finals.

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