Creek Cyber

Our Club

Cybersecurity Club at Cherry Creek High School is a vibrant community of 70+ students passionate about cybersecurity. We compete, we teach, and we build the next generation of cyber leaders.

Experience & Prereqs

All skill levels welcome

No prior cybersecurity, programming, or networking knowledge is required. If you can bring curiosity, we’ll bring the rest.

Here’s what to expect:

  • We teach everything from the ground up during meetings.
  • Beginner, intermediate, and advanced tracks run side-by-side.
  • No prerequisite classes—just show up and jump in.
Everyone belongs here

Meeting Schedule

Consistent weekly cadence

Wednesdays after school

• Semester 1: 3:30 – 5:00 PM, Library Tech Center

• Semester 2: 3:30 – 4:30 PM, Room W431

Times rarely change, but when they do we send quick alerts. Join the Remind to stay synced with snow days, bonus practices, or location shifts.

Remind Updates

Text @creekcyber to 81010

Mission

Why we exist

We empower students to learn cybersecurity through hands-on practice, mentorship, and real competitions while modeling ethics and responsible technology use. Our program blends fundamentals with applied skills and teamwork.

Competitions

Winning through preparation

• First Place — Lockheed Martin CyberQuest (2025)

• Back‑to‑back wins — Colorado School of Mines CTF (2024 & 2025)

• Six teams advanced to CyberPatriot Platinum tier

• Host of CreekCTF — eight teams competed last year

Community Outreach

Year‑round impact

• Internet safety and phishing awareness workshops

• Libraries, retirement homes, and elementary schools

• Engaging formats for kids and 1:1 support for older adults

• Building digital confidence across our community

Training & Resources

How we learn

• Weekly meetings: hands‑on labs, demos, and team practice

• Slides and curated resources for Windows, Linux, Cisco, and CTF

• Mentorship from student leaders and alumni

• Focus on fundamentals: networking, OS, security mindset

Leadership

Student‑led, teacher‑supported

From teaching and training to competitions and outreach, students take the lead, with advisors in a supportive role.

Getting Involved

Where to start

Join us at our weekly meetings, check the Slides section to start learning, and talk to a track lead about teams or volunteering. No experience required—just curiosity and commitment.