A group of Texas high school students and their athletic trainer, Amanda Boyd, acted quickly to save their teacher, Adam Compton, who went into cardiac arrest during an after-school skate club. Compton doesn't remember much from the incident, but Boyd and the students, including senior Steven, played crucial roles. Boyd assessed the situation, found no pulse, and began CPR. Steven, recently trained in CPR, helped by retrieving an AED and administering a shock. Their prompt actions allowed paramedics to take over and transport Compton to the hospital, where he recovered and was released. Compton expressed gratitude for their efforts, highlighting the importance of CPR training, which is mandatory for students in grades 7-12 in Texas.