(Phase 1) January, 1996--June, 1996: IMPLEMENT HART PROGRAM IN 6 HIGH SCHOOLS

• Train 360 (11th grade) students at each school in adult CPR Approximately 2,300 total students trained.
• HOLD 3 classes each day Each class lasts 2 hours Each class has 60 students
• Spend 2 days at each school
• Each class conducted by: 1 Instructor (Firefighter) 1 Instructor Intern (Firefighter) 10 Instructor Assistants (Explorer Scouts)

HART (Phase 2) July, 1996--June, 1997: IMPLEMENT HART PROGRAM IN 24 HIGH SCHOOLS

• Expand from 2,300 students to 8,800 students
• Same class schedule as Phase 1
• Each class conducted by: 1 Instructor 1 Instructor Intern 10 Instructor Assistants

HART (Phase 3) July, 1997--June, 1998: IMPLEMENT THE HART PROGRAM IN 48 HIGH SCHOOLS

• Begin teaching infant and child CPR as well as adult CPR
• Expand from 8,800 students to 17,500 students
• Hold 2 classes each day
• Each class lasts 3 hours
• Each class has 60 students
• Spend 3 days at each school
• Each class conducted by: 1 Instructor , 10 Instructor Assistants

HART (Phase 4) July, 1998--June, 1999: IMPLEMENT THE HART PROGRAM IN 70 HIGH SCHOOLS

• Begin teaching 9th grade students as well as 11th grade students
• Expand from 17,500 students to 50,400 students
• Hold 2 classes each day for each grade
• Each class lasts 3 hours
• Each class has 60 students
• Spend 3 days at each school for each grade
• Each class conducted by: 1 Instructor, 10 Instructor Assistants

HART (Phase 5) July, 1999--June, 2,000: FULLY IMPLEMENT THE HART PROGRAM IN ALL 70 HIGHSCHOOLS

• Expand the HART Program to include all 9th and 11th grade students
• Expand from 50,400 students to approximately 100,000 students
• Class schedule, class size, and instructor needs have not yet been determined A task of this magnitude can only be accomplished through the combined efforts of the Los Angeles City Fire Department and the contributions of sponsors.

Sponsors of the HART Program (as of 1-1-96)