Cyber Science

Going in to year 13, the Cyber Science program at Loyola Blakefield provides students with industry-caliber skills required by today’s fast-growing employers and offers them the most advanced opportunities to apply those skills in the classroom. The program further enables students to test drive their future careers by participating in many student-led projects, national competitions, and local internship opportunities. LBCSI fosters the talents and ambitions of its students, preparing them to excel in the professional field.

As we celebrate more than 10 years of global leadership and excellence, we invite you to view this video:

Special Thanks to Our Presenting Sponsor

The Edward St. John Foundation

Cornerstone Partners

Interested in sponsoring our Cyber Science program? Please contact Adam Trice, Chief Advancement Officer.

Loyola Blakefield Cyber Challenge

Created by students, for students, the LBC2 Challenge teaches and assesses participant’s skills and applications for handling cyber threats. Participants are challenged with real-life scenarios that embody the specific cyber threats that are prevalent in today’s society. Whether students have had little or no training, or are well-skilled in computer management, this challenge is open to everyone.

Mark your calendars for March 29, 2025! With two divisions, advanced and beginner, our competition caters to students of all skill levels.

Registration is now open!

Are you a prospective student interested in learning more about Cyber Security at Blakefield? Fill out our online form here and a member of our Admissions team will be in touch!

Contact

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Mr. Steve Morrill

Director of Technology

(410) 823-0601 Ext 460

Bio
Mr. Morrill earned his bachelor’s degree from Villa Julie College (now Stevenson University). He then launched his career there spending 11 years in their technology division, including serving as Manager of Network and Enterprise Systems. As the School’s Director of Technology, Mr. Morrill oversees all aspects of technology including all software and hardware as well as all integration to the classrooms. He also leads Loyola’s Cyber Science initiative, which is recognized as a national leader among middle and high schools.