St. Mary’s 7th Graders Learn Life Saving Techniques

St. Mary’s 7th Graders Learn Life Saving Techniques

St. Mary Catholic Community School 7th grade students were recently certified in CPR/AED. St. Mary School fathers and firefighters/paramedics Mr. Jake Gettler and Mr. Cory Federico, along with school nurse Patti Miskus, were instructors. The students were required to pass a written exam as well as a skills assessment. “The children did a nice job & have learned a very important skill,” said Nurse Miskus.

“We are very blessed to have Nurse Miskus who facilitates this training at St. Mary School. Who knows? Perhaps one of our students will save a life someday,” said principal Tom Ruiz. All school and rectory staff, as well as 7th and 8th grade students, are CPR/AED certified.

St. Mary Catholic Community School in Crown Point offers grade levels Junior Pre-Kindergarten (for three year olds) through grade eight. St. Mary’s faculty teaches a rich curriculum supported by cutting-edge technology. Faith, Academic Excellence, Life Lessons, and Compassion are the pillars of the school. Students in all grades are provided with opportunities to help others by way of service projects.

All students are encouraged to participate in extracurricular activities such as Academic Team, Chess Club, Craft Club, Math Bowl, Spanish Club, Science Olympiad, Scouts, Environmental Club, athletics and more. To learn more about St. Mary School’s visit stmarycp.org/school.