New law brings cursive back to New Jersey schools

New law brings cursive back to New Jersey schools

A new law passed in New Jersey by departing Gov. Phil Murphy is reintegrating a cursive program back into schools. Jen Maxfield has the latest.

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On April 10, 2026 / News

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