Kids ages 5-13 are being asked learn emergency first aid in the event of a school shooting

The video discusses a program designed to train children under 13 on how to respond to emergencies, particularly school shootings, before paramedics arrive. The 'Stop the Bleed' course, initially intended for general first aid, has adapted to address gun violence, the leading cause of death among US children. The course empowers kids to handle severe injuries and remain calm in critical situations. The program has expanded due to increasing requests from schools and community groups.

What statistics are provided regarding school shootings and their impact on children?

What are some of the skills that children learn in this course?