Agenda 
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Minutes 
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Recommendation

Preliminary Plan 

Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) has emerged as a leading cause of death among people under age 25. According to the American Heart Association, SCA affects nearly 10,000 youth per year. Many children and parents are unaware they have a potentially fatal heart condition until it is too late. In fact, 72 percent of those who suffered SCA experienced prior symptoms but did not recognize them as life threatening. Many symptoms of a heart condition can offer preemptive warning signs.

Youth participating in sports are particularly susceptible, given SCA is the number one killer of student athletes. The National Center for Catastrophic Sport Injury Research cites that more athletes die from sudden cardiac arrest than from sports-related trauma. Educating coaches, parents and players about the potential warning signs of undetected heart conditions can dramatically reduce the amount of victims that SCA claims.

Furthermore, coaches, parents and players are oftentimes unprepared to act when SCA strikes. Recent data provided by the Eric Parades Save A Life Foundation states that 92 percent of SCA victims will die if not treated within minutes. Thus it is vital for those affected by SCA to be in the presence of people who know the cardiac chain of survival.

Flyers

SCA Flyer-English

SCA Flyer-Spanish

SCA Fact Sheet-English

SCA Fact Sheet-Spanish

Resources

SCA Prevention Act FAQs 

Letter from Tom Torlakson

Eric Paredes Save A Life Foundation

Forms

Information and Acknowledgment Form 

Formulario de Información y Acuse

Accidents aren’t supposed to happen, but they do.

School recess, one-day field trips and general day-to-day activities can all lead to injuries. Having coverage during school hours, or around the clock can insure your loved ones get the care they need without financial hardship to your family.

If you have any questions please contact:

Stephanie Morris
Chief Business Official (CBO)
(209) 669-2921 Ext. 3603
smorris@keyes.k12.ca.us

California Education Code (EC) § 35186 created a procedure for the filing of complaints concerning deficiencies related to instructional materials, conditions of facilities that are not maintained in a clean or safe manner or in good repair, and teacher vacancy or incorrect assignment. The complaint and response are public documents as provided by statute.  Complaints may be filed anonymously.  However, if you wish to receive a response, you must provide your contact information.

W.U.C. – Form

WUC – Form – English

WUC –  Form – Spanish

W.U.C. – Parents Rights

WUC Parent Rights – English

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