The training shows how to stop shooting victims from bleeding out from their wounds. SanAntonio SATX SanAntonioTX guns Texas GunControlNow GunReform GregAbbott GregAbbott_TX
Talk about slapping a Band-Aid on a gushing wound.— at least one San Antonio school district has announced plans to offer in-person Stop the Bleed workshops and certifications to middle school and high school kids.
It's a creepy experience — and potentially triggering for some. For perspective’s sake, some students admitted to San Antonio Stop The Bleed workshops might be as young as 11. In a statement, NISD spokesman Barry Perez said a Texas law requires school districts to offer Stop the Bleed training to certain staff and to students in the 7th grade and above. However, student's aren't required to take the training. So far, severalPerez directed questions about the content of the courses to the district specialist facilitating session registration.
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