AK HB92

Requires the Alaska Department of Education and Early Development to adopt curricula for hands-only CPR instruction in public schools, with the department determining which grade levels must receive the training.

Removes CPR from the list of optional health education topics for school districts and establishes it as a separate, mandatory curriculum requirement.

Instruction must be based on current national, evidence-based emergency cardiovascular care guidelines and include both hands-on practice and cognitive learning components.

Requires instruction on proper use of automated external defibrillators (AEDs), which may be taught via video if in-person instruction is unavailable.

Authorizes certified CPR instructors, licensed emergency medical services providers, or certified teachers to deliver the curriculum; effective date is August 25, 2025.