Students learn safety, emergency skills

Students and instructors at the Stop the Bleed training, front (l-r): EMT/Instructor Sylvia Mowrer, Leah Eigelaar, Grace Keller, Lily Handeland, Ryan Angsman, Glen Mowrer, Max Johnson, Mason Kraft, Luke Biegler, SD Highway Patrolman Ryan Serr, EMT/ Instructor G.J. Castaneda; Back: EMT/Instructor Kyle Nilson, Rosaleigh LaChance, Tessla Ducheneaux, Oaklee Mutchler, Cheyienna Nygaard, Isaac Zeug, Kayne Palmer, Emmett O’Leary, Aiden Lindskov, and Maddoc Boysen.
Students and instructors at the Stop the Bleed training, front (l-r): EMT/Instructor Sylvia Mowrer, Leah Eigelaar, Grace Keller, Lily Handeland, Ryan Angsman, Glen Mowrer, Max Johnson, Mason Kraft, Luke Biegler, SD Highway Patrolman Ryan Serr, EMT/ Instructor G.J. Castaneda; Back: EMT/Instructor Kyle Nilson, Rosaleigh LaChance, Tessla Ducheneaux, Oaklee Mutchler, Cheyienna Nygaard, Isaac Zeug, Kayne Palmer, Emmett O’Leary, Aiden Lindskov, and Maddoc Boysen.

South Dakota Emergency Medical Services for Children (SD EMS for Children) is once again partnering with Pediatric Champions and driver’s education instructors to bring their Choices, Chances, Decisions and Stop the Bleed curriculum to students across the state.

Recently, this curriculum was presented at Timber Lake School by Timber Lake Ambulance, Dewey County Sheriff’s Office and South Dakota Hig…