It goes without saying that cybersecurity is one of the most important areas of study today. But implementing a program to the masses can pose a challenge for most schools. IT departments are concerned about insider threats, and teachers often struggle to find curriculum that doesn’t require a subject matter expert to teach. Or deep pockets. Attracting and keeping students is a challenge as well, since many students only want to learn hacking techniques. Thus, instructional tools can be limited by IT to reduce threats, leaving teachers with a highly-regulated class. Therefore, the goal of this session is to help teachers design and implement a certification-centered curriculum that has accessibility, safety, and creativity in mind. This session proves that a good cybersecurity program isn’t out of reach. It proves that hacker training for the sake of attracting students isn’t necessary, let alone ethical. Attendees will see that simple cost-effective methods to attract and teach a variety of students exist. In addition, this session discusses how to foster professionalism while developing technical skills through activities that keep learning interesting, relevant, and fun.