Cursive stopped being a mandatory part of Kentucky’s school curriculum in 2010 with the implementation of Common Core.

Senator Lindsey Tichenor is a sponsor for the bill that will bring back cursive writing in elementary schools.

Cursive curriculum was once a mainstay. Though with technology, the need for writing was eventually replaced with typing. Some children today may grow up not learning how to sign their own names.

In red pen at the top of the lesson sheet, her teacher wrote: Stop writing your name in cursive. You have had several warnings. Turns out, Alyssa's mom — based in Kansas — had taken the time ...

According to this Today story: In February, Arkansas lawmakers made cursive writing instruction mandatory in the state’s public elementary schools, beginning in the 2015-2016 school year.

The capital "Z" of my last name ... writing with pencil and pad. When I wrote a story for the Press-Gazette a few years ago about the Green Bay School District's plans to continue teaching cursive ...

Green Local Schools is going beyond state ... trying to address are signatures and the ability to read cursive writing. "And the plan right now is to have students learn to write their first name in ...

Once cursive was removed from many schools in 2011, many young adults are now struggling with not knowing how to read or write cursive or even sign their names. Husband-wife duo Terrell and ...

Fun facts we learned about Leeton, Mo., while reading the awesome letters: They are “The Bulldogs” 566 students at Leeton 1-A School Taught cursive as early as 2nd grade They play basketball ...

Canadian children used to spend hours in the classroom perfecting their loopy letters in the name of cursive writing. But as classrooms embrace the digital age, school curriculums are slowly ...