The Northwest Fire District and the American Heart Association teamed up to conduct “Have a Heart, Save a Life” CPR training Monday with seventh-graders at Flowing Wells Middle School.
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Flowing Wells seventh-graders Sofia Centeno, from left, Kayla Varona, Brianda Villegas and Esmeralda Martinez, all 12, practice CPR on their dummies. The training kicked off an effort to teach CPR to more than 1,000 students locally.
Tucson Fire Department Capt. Barrett Baker sets a beat for chest compressions by clapping. First responders from other agencies will help in the areawide training, too.
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