Classroom Cybersecurity Activity Pilot

I'm looking for a current US middle- or high-school teacher with a live class (roughly grades 6-12) who can set aside one or two class periods to trial three free, browser-based cybersecurity activities and measure what students learn. Your school's regular devices (Chromebook, laptop, desktop) work fine; nothing to install, no student accounts.

The flow:

Administer the brief pre-assessment (about 10 minutes; I provide it).
Have students complete the three online cybersecurity activities in class (phishing awareness, cryptography, incident response). Please let students work through them independently rather than teaching the topics first, so the results reflect the activities themselves.
Administer the matching post-assessment.

What I need back - a short, signed, dated one-page report including:

The aggregate before-and-after scores, so the change is visible (this is the key part).
Which grade, roughly how many students, and the dates.
Your candid professional read: what worked, what didn't, and anything you'd improve.
Your name, role, and any credential; on school or your own professional letterhead.

What I most need is the measured before-and-after change in what students know and can do - not just whether they enjoyed it. No individual student data at any point: aggregate numbers only.

To be clear: I'm paying for your time and honest professional judgment, not for a positive result. If the scores don't move, that's a finding I need just as much. If this fits your upcoming lessons, I'd love to have you on board.