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FHS Student Named One Of 63 State Cybersecurity ‘Scholars’

A Franklin High School student was named one of New Jersey’s 62 “Cybersecurity Scholars” by the National Cyber Scholarship Foundation.

The designation earned Jacquelyn Layton-Brown a $2,500 college scholarship.

The awards are the result of a 48-hour National Cyber Scholarship competition, which is “designed to evaluate aptitude in combating cyber threats and encourage them to become part of the next generation of cybersecurity professionals,” according to a press release from the state Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness about the event.

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