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SR0030LRB104 09394 ECR 19453 r

1SENATE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, Sudden cardiac arrest and other medical 

3emergencies are leading causes of death in the United States; 

4and

5 WHEREAS, Emergency medical situations, including cardiac 

6arrest, choking, and severe injuries, can occur at any time; 

7and

8 WHEREAS, The immediate application of cardiopulmonary 

9resuscitation (CPR) and first aid can significantly improve 

10survival rates and outcomes according to the American Heart 

11Association; and

12 WHEREAS, The health, safety, and well-being of students 

13are of paramount importance to the State of Illinois, making 

14it important to ensure that young learners are equipped with 

15life-saving skills that can make a critical difference in 

16emergency situations; and

17 WHEREAS, Equipping young individuals as early as 

18kindergarten with age-appropriate, life-saving skills, 

19including basic first aid and emergency response protocols, 

20helps foster a sense of responsibility, confidence, and 

21preparedness; and

SR0030- 2 -LRB104 09394 ECR 19453 r

1 WHEREAS, Research indicates that children are capable of 

2learning life-saving techniques when these skills are 

3introduced in an age-appropriate and developmentally tailored 

4manner; and

5 WHEREAS, Studies have demonstrated that early, repeated 

6education on CPR, first aid, and other life-saving skills can 

7empower students to act confidently in emergencies, increasing 

8the likelihood of positive outcomes for those in distress; and

9 WHEREAS, Incorporating life-saving education into the 

10school curriculum aligns with the State's mission to provide a 

11well-rounded education that prepares students for real-world 

12challenges; therefore, be it