High School CPR Training

More and more states are realizing the importance to have the young adults and graduating High School students understand how to administer CPR to help those in need in time of a cardiac arrest. At Lifesavers, Inc. we are pleased to be able to offer CPR training through High Schools throughout all 50 states.

Students trained in CPR would be ready and willing to provide CPR to sudden cardiac arrest victims. Many of these incidents take place in the home and at large sporting events. Students trained in CPR could put their skills to good use. One school in Long Island, New York, has been training students in CPR for many years. In this school alone, graduates of CPR training have saved 16 lives.

Imagine what could be accomplished if students throughout the USA were trained in CPR.

Check out the details below for each state and see how your state values High School CPR Training.
If you are wanting to get CPR training for your school please contact us at 866-641-1200 for more details on how you can get started today.

Delaware requires High School Students to Take CPR. The Delaware Title 14 of Education 1.1.3.4 turned effective no later than 2015-2016 school year, in addition the Bill HB 249 for the Class of 2017. Learn more. 

Georgia requires High School Students to Take CPR. The Georgia Bill SB 212 and HB 217 determine the need of CPR Training. Learn more. 

Idaho requires High School Students to Take CPR. The Idaho State DOE 08-0203-1306, determine that CPR Training is mandatory. Learn more. 

Illinois requires High School Students to Take CPR. The Illinois Bill HB3724 was approved on May 21, 2014. Learn more. 

Indiana requires High School Students to Take CPR. The Indiana Bill HEA 1290 was signed on March 31, 2014. Learn more. 

Iowa requires High School Students to Take CPR. The Iowa Bill SF 2425 “Healthy Kids Act”, determines the need of CPR Training. Learn more.

Maine requires High School Students to Take CPR. The Maine Bill HP0380 was approved on June 4, 2015. Learn more. 

Maryland requires High School Students to Take CPR. The Maryland Bill SB 503 “Breanna’s Law” was signed on April 14, 2014. Learn more.

Mississippi requires High School Students to Take CPR. The Mississippi Bill HB 432 was signed on March 31, 2014. Learn more.

Nevada requires High School Students to Take CPR. The Nevada Bill AB 414 – was signed on June 5, 2013. Learn more.

New Jersey requires High School Students to Take CPR. The New Jersey Bill A 2072 was approved on August 20, 2014. Learn more.

North Carolina requires High School Students to Take CPR. The North Carolina Bill HB 837 was signed on July 26, 2012. Learn more.

Oklahoma requires High School Students to Take CPR. The Oklahoma Bill HB 1378 “Dustin Rhodes and Lindsay Steed CPR Training Act”was signed on May 16, 2014. Learn more.

Rhode Island requires High School Students to Take CPR. The Rhode Island Bills SB 318 and HB 5376 were approved on June 24, 2013. Learn more. 

South Carolina requires High School Students to Take CPR. House Bill 3265 was passed on April 22nd, 2016 making South Carolina the 30th state to require CPR. Learn more. 

Tennessee requires High School Students to Take CPR. The Tennessee Bill HB 2086 was enacted in 2002. The bills HB 1519 and SB 1680 “Carmen Burnette Act of 2012” were signed on March 13, 2012. Learn more.

Texas requires High School Students to Take CPR. The Texas Bill HB 897 was signed on June 14, 2013. Learn more.

Utah requires High School Students to Take CPR. The beginning was the  2014-2015 school year. Learn more.

Vermont requires High School Students to Take CPR. The Vermont Bill S 245 was approved on May 16, 2012. Learn more.

Virginia requires High School Students to Take CPR. The Virginia Bill HB 2028, SB 986 was approved on March 18, 2013. Learn more. 

Washington requires High School Students to Take CPR. The Washington Bill HB 1556 was approved May 8, 2013. The effective beginning was July 28, 2013. Learn more.

West Virginia requires High School Students to Take CPR . This West Virginia Bill about High School required to take CPR was approved Feb. 24, 2015. Learn more.

Wisconsin requires High School Students to Take CPR . This Wisconsin Bill about High School CPR requirements was signed May 10, 2010. The effective beginning was with the 2011-2012 school year. Learn more.

Michigan will require High School Students to Take CPR. Read the latest article and find out more about the new introduced bill here.