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COLUMBIA, Mo. Ten teams from Missouri high schools from St. Louis to West Plains have been selected to compete in the final round of the second annual Missouri High School Cybersecurity Challenge, which is being held virtually this year. The winning team will be selected on Feb. 25.
The challenge is hosted by the University of Missouri System’s Missouri Research and Education Network (MOREnet) and the Missouri Cybersecurity Center of Excellence in partnership with CYBER.org, a workforce development program supported by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. The 10 finalists were selected from a total of 31 teams from 15 districts that entered the competition.
At 12, Latta was part of team that developed an online video game with 10,000 users.
At 15, he designed the No. 1 app on the App Store, gaining more than a million downloads.
Nothing special he said.
Also at 15, he tested out of high school, and with his parentsâ reluctant blessing moved from his home in Los Angeles to San Francisco â alone â to learn more about computer coding.
Within 24 hours he had a job, with a higher salary than both of his parents together.
Still, he said, itâs nothing special.
Now, heâs on a mission to teach students ages 12-18 coding, how to do the kinds of things he did with computers at their age.