Windsor father turns loss into push for defibrillators in schools

Windsor father turns loss into push for defibrillators in schools

School districts are supposed to have plans in place for responding to sudden cardiac arrest.   State law requires that districts have money for things like defibrillators, training, and other elements of the plan, though some districts still have no such document.  Now, the American Heart Association (AHA) and some families are pushing lawmakers to include $300,000 in the budget.   “I’ve seen these legislators move mountains in just a matter of…