How Can NH Graduates Be CPR Smart?

 

There are now 27 states that require students receive training on how to properly administer cardiopulmonary resuscitation!  Many high schools in NH teach students CPR, but not ALL students are receiving hands-on training in schools across the state. The AHA wants New Hampshire to adopt the requirement that all students graduate high schools having been trained in CPR. When we do, Granite-staters will have ever-increasing odds that someone nearby will be able to respond with this life-saving skill. This school-year our decision-makers, from legislators down to local school boards, need to hear from advocates like you that CPR taught in schools will result in thousands of new lifesavers in our communities every year. Please join the movement by visiting www.BeCPRSmart.org to learn more about the American Heart Association’s CPR in Schools program.

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