On-campus events: swimming pools: adult presence: cardiopulmonary resuscitation training.
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill aims to improve youth cardiac health by establishing a pilot program for free cardiac screenings in grades 5-12. It requires schools to have at least two adults with CPR training present at on-campus events in or around swimming pools that aren't part of athletic programs. The bill also mandates the state Department of Education to provide guidelines and resources on sudden cardiac arrest prevention, building on existing efforts to address this serious public health concern.
Key provisions
- Establishes a California Youth Cardiac Screening Pilot Program for pupils in grades 5-12.
- Requires at least two adults with CPR certification at on-campus events in or around swimming pools (excluding athletic programs).
- Mandates the Department of Education to provide guidelines and resources on sudden cardiac arrest.
- Requires schools to acquire at least one AED for interscholastic athletic programs.
- Authorizes the Department of Education to contract with a nonprofit organization to administer the screening program.
- Requires annual reporting on the program's effectiveness to the Department of Finance and legislative committees.
- Repeals specific sections related to the pilot program after 2031.
- Updates Education Code sections regarding AED requirements and liability.
Who is affected
- Students in grades 5-12
- School districts and charter schools
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