LEARN CYBERSECURITY THROUGH MINECRAFT EDUCATION
A three-day immersive experience where students ages 11–15 explore real cybersecurity concepts through hands-on missions in Minecraft Education. Each session combines guided gameplay, interactive discussions, workbook activities, and real-world application to build a genuine foundation in digital security.
Encryption, network security, passwords, IoT risks, cryptography, and social engineering — taught through mission-based gameplay.
Purpose-built Minecraft worlds from the official K-12 CyberFUNdamentals curriculum and Florida International University.
Every day includes workbook activities, real-world discussions, and reflection — not just screen time.
Held at Kirkwood High School, Room B106, with a curriculum-aligned instructor from our own Cybersecurity program.
Designed for middle school and early high school students with no prior experience required — just curiosity.
Students leave with a solid foundation in cybersecurity principles and the confidence to navigate the digital world safely.
Each session runs 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM (4 hours). All sessions held at Kirkwood High, Room B106.
Our camp uses four official Minecraft Education worlds from the K-12 cybersecurity progression. Each world is purpose-built to teach a specific security concept through mission-based play.
Battle a mysterious mastermind trying to compromise your school's network. Learn how data travels and how to protect it.
Unlock digital enigmas using passwords, face scans, and keycards. Join forces with cyber experts to secure accounts.
Investigate digital footprints, implement the 3-2-1 backup strategy in a data center, and secure IoT devices.
Developed with Florida International University. Defend the castle using encryption, decryption, and social engineering defense.
COST PER STUDENT
⚠ Registration deadline: May 15, 2026
Register NowOr scan the QR code on the flyer
Questions? Contact us at Kirkwood High School | 931-919-4761 | daniel.fox@cmcss.net