The Senate Floor Session on January 27, 2025, commenced with a heartfelt recognition of heroic actions taken by staff members from Natomas Pacific Pathways Prep (NP3) in the Natomas Unified School District. Senator Ashby addressed the assembly, highlighting the life-saving efforts of four individuals who responded to a medical emergency involving their colleague, Carly Hull Shively, who suffered a heart attack at work.

Senator Ashby detailed the critical roles played by the NP3 staff during the incident that occurred on August 20. Teresa, the school nurse, initiated CPR and managed the emergency response despite being six months pregnant at the time. Marcy, the principal, provided CPR until first responders arrived, demonstrating her commitment to the safety of her school community. Sean, the vice principal and safety director, assisted in administering CPR for eight minutes, while Christie, the school secretary, called 911 and guided emergency responders to the scene.

The senator emphasized that the staff's quick response was bolstered by recent CPR training, underscoring the importance of preparedness in emergency situations. First responders confirmed that the CPR provided by the NP3 team was instrumental in saving Carly's life.

Senator Nilo also spoke, reflecting on the significance of knowing CPR and congratulating the NP3 staff for their remarkable actions. He reiterated the message that CPR training can empower individuals to save lives in critical moments.

The session concluded with a call for recognition of the NP3 staff's bravery, which serves as a reminder of the fragility of life and the impact of community support in times of crisis. The assembly acknowledged the importance of CPR training and the potential it holds for saving lives.