FBI CYBER /STEM

Program Overview

The FBI/Cyber STEM program at Cypress Bay High School provides students with an interdisciplinary curriculum integrating cybersecurity, digital forensics, and STEM principles. Students develop analytical, investigative, and technical skills through hands-on learning, real-world scenarios, and problem-solving applications aligned to industry and law enforcement careers. The program emphasizes cyber ethics, data security, and emerging technologies while preparing students for postsecondary study, certifications, and careers in cybersecurity, criminal justice, and STEM fields.

Program Offers

Interdisciplinary entrance way into the world of cyber-forensics
Engaged, hands-on, real-world experience focused on data analysis, investigation and upcoming technologies
Development of high-level, critical thinking and problem solving.
Coursework prepares students for industry certifications and a career in cybersecurity, law enforcement and advanced STEM fields.

Contact

Program Coordinator
Mrs. Gabrielle Tyson-Romeo
Email: gabrielle.tyson-romeo@browardschools.com

Academic Requirements

Typical requirements for an FBI Cyber STEM–style program may include:

Course Sequence: Enrollment in STEM and cybersecurity-focused courses (e.g., computer science, digital forensics, engineering)
Academic Performance: Maintaining strong grades in core and program-specific coursework
Program Progression: Completing a multi-year pathway aligned with STEM or career themes
Hands-On Learning: Participation in labs, projects, or applied investigations
Assessment/Certification: Opportunities to earn industry certifications or demonstrate mastery through projects
College Readiness: Preparation for postsecondary STEM or criminal justice pathways

How to Apply

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

FBI/Cyber STEM: What's the Big Deal?

The FBI/Cyber STEM program is a career-ready, high-impact pathway that blends technology, law enforcement, and real‑world problem solving:

Cybersecurity + Investigations – Students learn how digital threats are identified, analyzed, and prevented using real-world concepts.
Hands-on STEM learning – Labs, simulations, and projects (forensics, data analysis, coding) go beyond traditional classroom instruction.
Critical thinking skills – Emphasis on investigative reasoning, ethical decision-making, and analytical problem-solving.
College & career preparation – Prepares students for degrees and careers in cybersecurity, criminal justice, and emerging tech fields.
Industry relevance – Aligns with high-demand fields and potential certifications.

Can I Earn College Credit?

Yes — but not directly from the program itself.

College credit is typically earned through associated components, such as:

AP courses → Credit based on exam scores
AICE/Cambridge coursework → Credit through Cambridge exams
Dual Enrollment → Direct college credit from partner colleges
Industry certifications → May provide credit or articulation at some institutions

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