Cardiac Emergency Response Training for Schools
Help your school meet Texas Landon Payton Act requirements with AHA-certified CPR and AED training for K–12 staff.
Recognize. Respond. Resuscitate.
Every school should have a team that knows:
WHO responds
WHERE the AED is located
WHO calls 911 and what to relay
WHO retrieves the AED
WHO meets EMS
We help schools move from simply having an AED on campus to having a prepared response team ready to go.
TAUGHT BY AHA-CERTIFIED INSTRUCTORS
Under the Landon Payton Act (SB 865), every Texas school must have a Cardiac Emergency Response Plan in place by the first day of the 2027–28 school year.
That includes:
A designated cardiac emergency response team
CPR, AED, and first aid training for staff
Annual cardiac emergency drills
An annual plan review
We help your school meet these requirements with training, drills, and a plan built for your campus.
Texas Schools: The Law Has Changed
Choose Your Package
Starter Response Team
$750
Best for small schools starting their cardiac response program.
Up to 10 staff trained
AHA Heartsaver CPR & AED certification
Cardiac arrest recognition and AED use
Bonus: 30-minute AED readiness consult
Cardiac Ready School
$2,500
Best for schools that want full, year-round preparedness.
Everything in School Ready, plus up to 30 staff trained
Multiple hands-on drills during training
Written emergency response plan for your campus
1 annual drill
90-day follow-up
School Ready
$1,250
Best for schools ready to build an organized response team.
Everything in Starter, plus up to 20 staff trained
1 practice cardiac emergency drill
Assigned response team roles
AED Readiness Review
60-day follow-up
District Response Program
Custom Pricing
Best for districts with multiple campuses.
District-wide response team training
Campus-specific teams and AED mapping
Administrator and team leader training
Annual program review and refresher training
Not sure which package fits? We'll help you choose.