Pennsylvania Schools to Teach Cursive: A New Requirement


Author: The Daily News Now! March 11, 2026 Duration: 1:43
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Pennsylvania Schools to Teach Cursive: A New Requirement

Starting April 12th, Pennsylvania schools must teach cursive handwriting, following a new law signed by Governor Josh Shapiro. The bill, supported by both parties, aims to boost skills beyond writing. Supporters argue cursive aids brain development, fine motor skills, and reading old documents. The Pennsylvania Department of Education is creating guidance for teachers, but details on what constitutes cursive are still unclear.

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