Panipat Pdf In Marathi Serial Unch. Senior staff with the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board decided Tuesday to have defibrillators installed by September 2018 in all of the board's schools, a week after a CBC story revealed 78 of the board's 119 elementary schools did not have the potentially life-saving devices. • Last week CBC News told the story of Griffin Martin, an eight-year old boy who died on Feb. 24 after he went into cardiac arrest during recess at Orleans Wood Elementary School. Though it's not known whether an automated external defibrillator, or AED, would have saved Griffin's life, the school did not have one, and Griffin's parents have campaigned to change that across the school board. Free Harvest Moon Tree Of Tranquility Isopropyl. Griffin Martin, 8, died on Feb. 24 after he went into cardiac arrest during recess at Orleans Wood Elementary School. His parents launched a campaign afterward to get defibrillators in more schools.

Not mandatory in Ontario It's not mandatory for boards in Ontario to equip their schools with defibrillators, though Ottawa's English Catholic board has equipped every one of its schools with AEDs. The OCDSB already had the devices in all of its high schools and in elementary schools with gymnasiums commonly used after hours by adult sports clubs. Noli Me Tangere 5th Edition By Maria Odulio De Guzman Sanford more. OCDSB director of education Jennifer Adams said the board had always planned to put AEDs in all schools and was rolling their delivery out in phases. 'But certainly when a tragedy happens like that we take those kinds of things very seriously at the school district and it certainly promotes conversation,' Adams said. She said the board has been in discussions with the Martin family since Griffin's death.