FLOYD COUNTY, Ky. (WOWK) — A newly implemented piece of legislation is bringing back an old piece of curriculum in Kentucky.

Under Senate Bill 19, every school day will now begin with a 1 to 2-minute moment of silence. During this time, students must stay seated, stay quiet, and use the time to pray, reflect, or meditate.

She admits that, even though the private school offers a cursive-writing class called Handwriting Without Tears for younger students, most revert to printing “as soon as they can.” We all know that ...

The Kentucky General Assembly passed several education-related bills during the 2024 and 2025 legislative sessions that take ...

The new laws range from teaching cursive, to limiting communications between instructors and students to having moments of ...

Districts in Texas are taking a selective approach toward Bluebonnet Learning — the state-developed materials that feature ...

As the Michigan Legislature considers a new bill aimed at encouraging cursive writing in schools, superintendents across the ...

While there is no requirement that kids in upper grade levels be taught cursive, but that doesn’t mean they haven’t learned ...

The statewide shift means students across Georgia will now practice cursive as part of their regular coursework.

SHOPOWNERS have been forced to scrub paint off the outside of their café after a nightmare neighbour claimed it ruined the ...

A couple developed the program to teach kids to read and write in cursive.

Jordyn Joyner wins National Miss Elementary America 5th Grade, earning $5,000 in cash, a cruise, and more.