MA H4107

Establishes the CPR and EMS High School Training Fund to support CPR training programs, EMS career awareness sessions, and an EMS ambassador program in Massachusetts high schools, with implementation beginning in the 2026-2027 academic year

Authorizes certified CPR training as part of health education curriculum, including hands-on chest compression practice, AED use, and emergency recognition, with students receiving 2-year CPR certifications upon completion

Creates financial incentives including $500 scholarships for students who obtain CPR certification and enroll in EMS training within 1 year of graduation, plus up to $1,000 tuition credits for EMT-Basic programs at public colleges

Requires community colleges, state colleges, and public universities to waive EMT-Basic training costs for students committing to work with a Massachusetts EMS agency for at least 2 years post-certification

Mandates annual reporting by December 31 on program participation, certification rates, and outcomes to the joint committees on education and public health, with the act taking effect July 1, 2026