Each day, nearly 57 million students walk through school doors across America, trusting educators to keep them safe. For education professionals, CPR certification isn’t just another requirement – it’s a crucial skill that saves young lives. Studies show that 1 in 5 cardiac arrests occur in public places, including schools, and immediate CPR can double or triple a person’s chance of survival.
Most states require educators to maintain current certification in Adult and Pediatric CPR/AED/First Aid. This comprehensive training prepares you for age-specific emergencies, from a teenager’s sports-related incident to a young child’s allergic reaction. You’ll learn to recognize emergency situations, perform proper CPR techniques for different age groups, and confidently use an AED – skills that proved vital in 2022 when a quick-thinking teacher in Texas saved a student who collapsed during gym class.
Real success stories highlight the importance of these skills: In the past five years, certified school staff have successfully responded to over 350 cardiac emergencies in U.S. schools. Beyond cardiac events, teachers trained in First Aid handle an average of 100 serious incidents per school year, including choking, severe allergic reactions, and sports injuries. Your certification doesn’t just meet requirements – it gives you the confidence to protect your students when every second counts.
Educational providers must complete:
Adult and Pediatric CPR
AED (Automated External Defibrillator) training
Basic First Aid
Bloodborne Pathogens awareness
Special considerations for child-specific emergencies
Protect Your Classroom Today – Schedule Your CPR Training!
