Westmoreland high school students pursue first responder certifications
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Penn-Trafford 10th grade student Trinity McGuire, left, Hempfield High School 10th grade student Jadin Richards, background, and 10th grade student at Greensburg-Salem High School, Chris Johnson, at right, prepare oxygen tanks for CPR training during a class on protective services on Wednesday at the Central Westmoreland Career and Technology Center.
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Jadin Richards, left, a 10th grader at Hempfield High School, and Chris Johnson, right, a 10th grader at Greensburg-Salem High School, work on class work in a class on protective services on Wednesday at the Central Westmoreland Career and Technology Center.
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Jadin Richards, a 10th grader at Hempfield High School, conducts CPR training with teacher Michael Dortenzo, right, during a class on protective services on Wednesday at the Central Westmoreland Career and Technology Center.
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Frankie Miller, an 11th grader at Mt. Pleasant High School, left, and Heidi Kubistek, a 10th grader at Hempfield High School, right, work on CPR training during a protective services class on Wednesday at the Central Westmoreland Career and Technology Center.
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Trinity McGuire, a 10th grader at Penn-Trafford High School, works in class during a protective services course on Wednesday at the Central Westmoreland Career and Technology Center.
