Florida lawmakers push cursive writing as students question relevance
It looks like cursive writing will be required to return to all Florida schools as a priority. House Bill 921 requires students in second through fifth grade to learn to write and understand cursive ...
Reading old cursive becoming a rare skill
Some of the younger generations can and are being taught how to read and write cursive, but the ability to read older styles ...
Virginia school puts up controversial ABCs display on Women's History Month, starting with 'A is for Abortion'
A public high school in Virginia featured a controversial display officials called "The ABCs to ME" for Women's History Month, featuring posters such as "A is for Abortion." ...
To cursive, or not to cursive. That is the question: Editorial Board Roundtable
Or is it time to move on from this quaint relic of past times? The Editorial Board Roundtable takes up its quills and weighs ...
Why I love the Calligraphr font-creation app
Make a new font out of your handwriting for fun or work.
Jonathan Majors on the Letter He Sent Marvel After Being Fired, the Conviction That Derailed His Career and Playing a Toxic Man in ‘Magazine Dreams'
The last time Jonathan Majors sat down for rounds of interviews at a press junket, it was late February 2023. He was the ...
Should cursive writing make a comeback in New Jersey schools? Two lawmakers believe all students should learn it.
State Sens. Angela McKnight and Shirley Turner want to bring cursive writing back to New Jersey's public schools. Some districts still teach it, but it's not currently required.