Boy Scout saves teacher's life

When a boy takes the Boy Scout oath, he promises three things: duty to God and duty to country to help others whenever possible and duty to himself. A Tucson boy is taking those words to heart and simply by fulfilling his responsibilities he is becoming a national hero. Not on your side here Alexis Fernandez with the story of a

scout

in the right place at the right time saving someone's

life

Jake Little is like any other 12 year old boy at Espera Canyon High School, he loves playing sports like the tennis and like others his age. He's a boy

scout

himself, he earned some merit badges and learning skills from him to help him get through

life

and it turns out he's not the only life affected by his experience on October 9th.

Little was in this classroom when he noticed something. bad with his Spanish

teacher

. I saw her get up and gasp for air and her face turned red and I quickly looked around to see if anyone else was doing something that everyone else didn't notice or didn't want to or didn't know what to do. Being prepared, he knew exactly what to do so I ran over and gave him the Heimlich maneuver and it was all thanks to his work to get a merit badge in first aid and he really helped me get the information I needed. His

teacher

calls him a hero.

Do you consider yourself a hero? um, I don't consider myself a hero, oh, but although other people do, I consider myself a normal boy scout, but even normal scouts admit that their actions go beyond that, which is why he is being honored with the Boy Scouts of America. national heroism award his family says it's a blessing for a boy in the right place at the right time that he knew exactly what he was supposed to do. I think it has been wonderful for him, it has given him confidence and as a mother it is great, what is it like? seeing your brother do something like this um well he's a lot more popular at school and it's fun to see him happy for what he did for Jake, it's just a responsibility he accepted when he took the Boy Scout oath to help other people in everything moment. something he says we can all do if anyone had seen someone in trouble, just go out and save them Alexis Fernández Cato 9 from your side and that's the kind of story we love to share with you, the good things that we have.

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