NEWS

There was a lot to cheer about at Fowlerville High School last night, October 27, and not just on the volleyball court! During Senior Night at the girls' volleyball game, Fowlerville student leaders stepped into the spotlight for a different reason: to show their classmates, families, and community how to respond when someone's life is on the line. And they even made the evening news! :)

The CPR Ready Generation™ is heading to Michigan, and the students at Fowlerville High School are ready to make some noise! On Tuesday, October 27, four incredible student leaders—Isaac, Aiden, Brandon, and Jillian—will officially introduce the movement to their school community during a special Volleyball Senior Night celebration!

Over the past several weeks, we've had some really encouraging things happening with The CPR Ready Generation™, and we wanted to take a moment to share a few of them. What we're enjoying most is seeing how different schools and students are making this movement their own. Some are focused on CPR training and certification, others are finding creative ways to raise awareness, and some students are simply taking the initiative to get things started.

As part of this partnership, WorldPoint and Beat The Beat will work together to connect more students and schools with The CPR Ready Generation™ and help create more opportunities for young people to get involved in CPR and AED readiness. We’ll also help amplify the work Beat The Beat is already doing and support connections with schools and students who want to bring that same energy into their own communities.

That was always the idea: give students something they can own, give schools an easy way to support them, and see where they take it. We’re early in the movement of course, but these first few weeks are giving us a glimpse of what that can look like.

The school first came together to honor and remember the victims of September 11 — a moment of reflection on courage, service and the people who step forward when others need them. Then Saint Patrick’s student leaders took the stage to talk about a different kind of readiness: What does it mean to be ready to help when the moment comes?