Each teacher will be given a complete set of lesson plans. These plans are based on California educational standards. The standards are included in the Junior Paramedic Program packet. The lesson plans are scripted and are designed for a person with little experience in Emergency Medical field.

We will provide the homework copies for every student in the school. There is a brief homework assignment every night except Friday. The homework is bi-lingual-- English in front, Spanish on the back. The homework is designed to encourage parents and students to work together to make their families and homes safer. The homework will be passed out every day by the Junior Paramedic Instructors. They will spend no more then 10 minutes going over that night's homework. None of the homework is to be returned, except for a parent participation letter that is signed every night. Parents will complete homework assignments with their children all week, dealing with topics like home-fire safety and medical information to aid paramedics should a 9-1-1 call result in a home response.

Every classroom will receive a tour that will last approximately 45-50 minutes long. The tour will consist of equipment demonstration, emergency awareness, and a short ride around the playground. Each grade will be done one day at time. These tours are optional.

This event is for the entire school and lasts about 40 minutes. The rally will take place on a Friday, the last day of the program. Students will assemble on the playground with chairs. This is a timed event. If you're late you'll miss the arrival of Emergency vehicles with lights and sirens. Students will receive their Jr. Paramedic Badges.