State Rep. Andria Bennett’s House Bill 70 would make cursive writing a requirement for Delaware public education students. This is the second time in the past couple of years a bill like this came before the Delaware General Assembly. Last time, State Rep. Deb Hudson was the main sponsor of this bill but it didn’t move forward. For this legislative session, it looks like the proposed bill has a lot more Democrat support.
I support this bill. You need to know cursive to sign checks and important documents. It also promotes better penmanship for students. Many historical documents were in cursive. Thanks Rep. Bennett!
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I am a proud parent of a son with Tourette's Syndrome and several other co-morbidities. I write on this blog to educate other parents so they know a bit more about not only special education, but all the really bad things that are happening with public schools in Delaware and the USA. We are all in this together, and if our children aren't able to advocate for themselves it's up to us parents! We need to stop letting companies run our schools, and demand our children get a proper education. Our Departments of Education in our states have become weak with fear from the bullying US DOE, and we need to take back our schools!
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One more time, the true State School Board (ie. The General Assembly) must fix what a public school system of public school systems has broken. It’s time to abolish all this fragmentation and create a manageable state school district.
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