What is even more commendable is that the principal and department heads chose to lead by example by personally participating in CPR, AED, and first aid training. Their willingness to learn these life-saving skills sends a powerful message that emergency preparedness is everyone’s responsibility.
When a sudden cardiac arrest occurs, the people nearby are often the first and most important link in the chain of survival. Having AEDs readily available is crucial, but having trained individuals who know how to respond confidently can make all the difference before professional medical help arrives.