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cursive

While most kids can swipe before they can write, seven Richmond County elementary school students just proved the ancient art of cursive penmanship isn't completely obsolete. The Georgia Department of Education has recognized these schools in its inaugural John Hancock Award program, celebrating excellence in teaching students to write in something other than emoji.
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7 Richmond Schools Prove Cursive Isn’t Dead After All

by B.T. ClarkJuly 18, 2025July 18, 2025

While most kids can swipe before they can write, seven Richmond County elementary school students just proved the ancient art of cursive penmanship isn’t completely obsolete. The Georgia Department of Education has recognized these schools in its inaugural John Hancock Award program, celebrating excellence in teaching students to write in something other than emoji. ✏️ […]

Young boy with glasses in a classroom, pen in hand, looking thoughtful.
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Georgia Students Will Be Required to Learn Cursive Again

by Ty Tagami | Capitol BeatJune 25, 2025June 25, 2025

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