Sudden cardiac arrest can happen any place, at any time. The best chance of surviving is to get CPR right away. Sadly, most of the time it doesn’t happen that way. The American Heart Association wants students to learn CPR before they graduate from high school, putting more quali�ed lifesavers in our communities every year.

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CPR Training Kit

Average training cost per student$1

Making it happen

www.heart.org/cprinschools

Visit BeCPRSmart.org to learn more and pledge your supportSpread the word using hashtag #CPRinSchools

Tell state lawmakers to support CPR training for high school graduation

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CPR By the NumbersOver 350,000 people have a cardiac arrest outside of a hospital every year.

10%survive CPR can double, or even triple, survival rates

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• 1 wheeled classroom carry bag • 10 Mini Anne® Plus in�atable manikins • 10 kneel mats • 10 individual carry bags • 1 hand pump for manikin in�ation • 5 practice-while-watching training DVDs

(NOTE: DVD has not been updated to reflect 2015 Guidelines; however, guidance for providing necessary science updates to students is provided in the CPR in Schools Lesson Plan)

• 1 Facilitator Guide (UPDATED images and text)

• 1 Facilitator Binder that contains theLesson Plan, pre-and- post-test, and additional supplementary material

• 10 AED training simulators • 2 mesh collection and storage bags• 10 replacement airways • 10 replacement face mask• 50 manikin wipes

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A student can be trained in CPR in just one class period.

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