Keeping Kids Safe In Cyber Space & Navigate AI Safely

The first and only comprehensive, web-based learning platform designed to teach kids how to identify, avoid, and mitigate cyber threats while also helping them understand and safely navigate the world of AI, empowering young minds to thrive in today's digital environment.

At Berwick Primary School, we place a strong emphasis on student wellbeing, including digital literacy and preparing students to stay safe online. I can say with complete confidence that Hackersjack is the most effective cyber safety educational tool we have implemented in the past decade. Having reviewed and implemented other cyber safety programs over the years, I can confidently say that Hackersjack stands out for both its high-quality content and its tangible impact. It's a program we consider essential in today's digital-first world, and I strongly recommend it to any school seeking a comprehensive, engaging, and proven approach to online safety and digital wellbeing.

Andrew Healy

Berwick Primary School

Why Does Hackersjack Exist?

Kids are spending more of their time online, as a part of their education and in their personal lives. We must teach them how to be safe, resilient and successful in the digital world. Everyone understands cyber bullying is real and dangerous, but it is only one of the many risks kids face online. Online scamming, hacking, bullying, grooming and many other online dangers could affect a child for a lifetime.

World's first platform to address kid's safety in the digital world in all its complexity and offer a comprehensive solution.

Our Kids' Digital World View

Nearly 70% of kids aged 8-12 worldwide are now exposed to one or more forms of cyber risk.

47%

Kids affected by

Cyberbullying

26%

Targeted by

Phishing Attacks

15%

At risk for a

Gaming Disorder

41%

Experience

Reputational
Risks

21%

Targeted by

Deepfakes

31%

Experience

Cyber Threats

25%

Experience

Grooming

19%

At risk of

Sextortion

11%

At risk for

Social Media
Addiction

34%

Exposed to

Violent & Sexual
Content

62%

of teens asked
to share

Nudes or Private
Photos

71%

accidentally
shared

Fake News &
Misinformation

Our Mission

Educate and empower kids with the knowledge they need to identify, avoid, manage, and respond to online threats. Our goal is to help them stay safe and confident in the digital world.

Help kids build a clear understanding of Artificial Intelligence—what it is, how it works, and where they might encounter it. Our goal is to teach them how to navigate AI safely and responsibly.

Our Partner Schools

Abelard Reynolds School No. 42

Abraham Lincoln School No. 22

Andrew Langston Middle School

Anna Murray Douglass Academy School No. 12

Austin Steward Elementary School No. 46

Dr. Charles T. Lunsford School No. 19

Dr. David and Ruth Anderson Academy School No. 16

Dr. Freddie Thomas Middle School

Dr. Iris J. Banister School No. 33

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. School No. 9

East Upper & Lower School

Edison Career And Technology High School

Enrico Fermi School No. 17

Florence S. Brown PreK Center at School No. 33

Francis Parker School No. 23

Frank Fowler Dow School No. 52

George Mather Forbes School No. 4

Helen Barrett Montgomery School No. 50

Henry Hudson School No. 28

Home Hospital Instruction

Ida B. Wells-Barnett Elementary School No. 34

James Monroe High School

John Williams School No. 5

Joseph C. Wilson Magnet High School Commencement Academy

Loretta Johnson Middle School

Mary McLeod Bethune School No. 45

Montessori Academy School No. 53

Nathaniel Hawthorne School No. 25

Northwest Junior High at Douglass

Padilla High School at the Franklin Campus

Pinnacle School No. 35

Roberto Clemente School No. 8

Rochester Early College International High School

Rochester International Academy

Rochester City School District

School of the Arts

School Without Walls Commencement Academy

The Children's School of Rochester No. 15

The Flower City School No. 54

Thurgood Marshall Middle School

Virgil I. Grissom School No. 7

World of Inquiry School No. 58

Youth and Justice Program

Comprehensive Methodology

Cyber Space

Hackersjack is the only platform directly and comprehensively teaching kids how to successfully navigate the digital domain. The platform provides a web-based, non-technical curriculum consisting of learning modules that cover the four overlapping key components of healthy and effective cyber practices.

Hackersjack AI is dedicated to helping kids understand and navigate Artificial Intelligence safely and responsibly. Through a web-based, non-technical curriculum, it delivers engaging modules that explore the four key pillars of ethical, informed, and secure AI interaction — empowering kids to thrive in an AI-driven world.

Safety

Security & Privacy

Hygiene

Wellbeing

Ethical Use

Informed Thinking

Secure Interaction

Creative Empowerment

Testimonials

"I have been using Hackersjack with my Library students in grades 3-5 for a year and love the product. The lesson videos are short and to the point. I use the program as an activity for the kids to complete when they first enter the library, while they get settled and I distribute materials. I focus mostly on the New York State Standard Modules, while my colleague uses the other modules for her Technology Integration classes. The modules are layered with levels to address the standards across the grades and students will not repeat lessons as they progress through the grades. I love the varying activities and worksheets provided that can be used with a wide-array of learners. Many students have commented to me about something new that they learned or wanted to try when they got home. The curriculum is relevant to today's ever-changing digital world and teaches essential skills. I recommend the product!"

Monica DiGiovanni

Library Media Specialist

Joseph A. Edgar School Rocky Point, NY

"What sets Hackersjack apart is its practical, modular approach. The content is thoughtfully structured into standalone units that can be delivered sequentially as a comprehensive curriculum or selected by topic to meet the immediate needs of the classroom. This flexibility is invaluable: we have seen teachers use Hackersjack not only as part of planned STEM learning but also as a timely response to incidents or emerging concerns. Teachers have consistently reported that the platform gives them both the confidence and resources to deliver challenging material in a professional and accessible manner."

Leigh Nesbit

TechsupportMelb: School Coordinator

"Since 2022, we have engaged HackersJack across the Year 3-5 space at our college. It is integrated into our Digital Curriculum and is an integral companion to our BYOD program across these years. At our school, HackersJack is embedded within our digital technologies and personal development programs. It is delivered through weekly lessons facilitated by teachers, using interactive modules that simulate real-life digital scenarios. Students engage with the content both in class and through optional take-home activities that encourage family conversations around cyber safety."

Damian Davis

Pacific Lutheran College

"Our school has been using Hackersjack this term for students in years 4 to 6. It has been a highly effective tool to use in order to teach very complex Digital Technology topics at an age-appropriate level. Topics such as digital literacy, critical thinking skills and digital citizenship have been part of our learning this term, and the teacher tools provided by Hackersjack provide me as the teacher a range of engaging questions and activities to cater to a wide range of needs. The student-run online activities adequately consolidate students' learning further, and progress can be easily monitored. We are looking forward to trying new and upcoming features which support differentiated learning needs in the classroom."

Morgan Ferguson

Digital Technology Teacher

Inglewood Primary School

The first & only comprehensive, web-based learning platform designed to teach kids how to identify, avoid and mitigate cyber threats and thrive in the online environment.

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Hackersjack

1015 15th Street, NW Suite 600
Washington, DC 20005, USA

+1 (585) 303-8325
121 King Street,
Melbourne, VIC 3000, Australia

+61 417 01 0084
schools@hackersjack.com