Monnig Middle School is the latest Fort Worth ISD school to receive the Heart Safe School designation through the Project ADAM program. 
The designation signifies that personnel at the school have successfully completed an automated external defibrillator (AED) program in which they’ve been educated on child sudden cardiac arrest and how to provide lifesaving attention should an incident arise on campus. Training in how to effectively resuscitate or apply defibrillator shocks to an individual whose heart has stopped could mean the difference between life and death.
Monnig has a dedicated cardiac team that’s been trained in chest compressions and that undergoes cardiac drills.
The other ºÚ¶´ÉçÇø schools with Heart Safe School designation are:
Bruce Shulkey Elementary
Daggett Elementary
M.G. Ellis Elementary
J. Martin Jacquet Middle School
Lily B. Clayton Elementary
Rosemont Sixth Grade
South Hills Elementary
Tarrant County College South Collegiate High School
Texas Academy of Biomedical Sciences
Young Women’s Leadership Academy
Versia Williams Elementary
Project ADAM is named for 17-year-old Wisconsin boy Adam Lemel of Wisconsin who collapsed and died in 1999 while playing basketball.
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