The University of Delaware's Center for Cybersecurity, Assurance & Privacy (CCAP) is launching a new initiative funded by the NSF CyberCorps grant to engage Delaware teachers to explore microelectronics through hands-on projects, lectures and collaboration. It equips educators with the knowledge and tools to create instructional materials, such as microelectronic kits, for classroom integration. Participants will work with expert faculty and advanced facilities to deepen their understanding of this crucial field. Funded by the CHIPS and Science Act, the program includes a $2K stipend for 20 teachers, supporting their role in enhancing STEM education. This program will take place from July 14-18, 2025 at the University Delaware's Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering, featuring state-of-the-art facilities like the iSuite Maker Space & Cyber Range.