Georgia schools will require cursive writing again this fall, aiming to boost fine motor skills, literacy, and connection to ...

State Superintendent Richard Woods introduced the "John Hancock Award" to recognize schools excelling in cursive instruction. When younger students return to Georgia public schools this fall, they ...

The Cursive Academy is part of a growing movement to reintroduce the lost art of handwriting into the lives of children, ...

The Georgia Department of Education is bringing back cursive writing instruction to public elementary schools for the 2025-26 ...

The Georgia Department of Education has made a major change to its English Language Arts requirements for young ...

“Cursive writing is more than just a skill — it strengthens fine motor development, improves literacy, and connects students to historical documents in their original form,” the award description says ...

Starting in the 2025-2026 school year, third-, fourth- and fifth-grade students will be instructed to read and write cursive.