Wisconsin SERT (Student Emergency Response Team) trains high school students to respond safely, confidently, and compassionately during emergencies.

AHA & FEMA-aligned emergency response training.
Students grow into confident team leaders.
A launchpad into medicine and public safety careers.
Every trained student earns an official credential.
For schools & communities
A student response team turns interest in helping others into practiced skills, shared responsibility, and a connection to the people who care for their community.
Students practice a calm, organized response to medical emergencies while working within their school’s emergency procedures.
Teamwork, communication, and sound decisions become skills students practice together, not just read about.
Hands-on training and program credentials give students experiences to discuss with colleges, employers, and future mentors.
Local EMS and healthcare professionals can help students explore service and public-safety careers through training.
SERT students support the school’s response; they do not replace school staff, the school nurse, or emergency responders.
A clear path for any Wisconsin high school to launch and sustain a SERT team.
Submit the school interest form. Receive the SERT toolkit, advisor guide, and recruitment flyers by email.
Create your school account, build your roster, pick students, and register your SERT team for training.
Once at least one student holds an active SERT credential, your team becomes an official chapter.
Standardized flyers, sample timelines, and recruitment materials for school advisors.
Fill out the interest form to receive the SERT implementation kit and connect with the Wisconsin SERT Leadership Team.
Tell us about your school and we’ll share the next steps, planning resources, and a link to start your team.
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