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Cursive makes a comeback in Ohio thanks to John Kasich

By Philip Wegmann
Published December 21, 2018 10:07pm ET
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Cursive makes a comeback in Ohio thanks to John Kasich
Gov. John Kasich has done something beautiful. He signed House Bill 58 into law. At the order of a mailman’s son, Ohio educators will soon teach elementary school students to scribble in a flowing script of majestic swoops and regal flourishes. Kasich has brought back cursive in his state. “The instructional materials shall be designed […]

Gov. John Kasich has done something beautiful. He signed House Bill 58 into law.

At the order of a mailman’s son, Ohio educators will soon teach elementary school students to scribble in a flowing script of majestic swoops and regal flourishes. Kasich has brought back cursive in his state.

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