CONCORD, N.H. (CBS/AP) — Senators have passed a bill requiring public schools to continue teaching cursive and multiplication tables. The bill is aimed at making sure schools maintain those ...

New Hampshire senators are set to debate whether cursive and multiplication tables should be required in public school classrooms as schools adopt new standards and incorporate more typing into ...

In lots of school systems around the country, cursive writing and multiplication tables have gone the way of the encyclopedia. But in North Carolina, one bill would change that.

Public school students in North Carolina would have to be taught cursive handwriting and be required to memorize multiplication tables under a bill that passed the House Education Committee ...

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — As schools adopt new education standards and rely more on computers in the classroom, a group of New Hampshire senators want to make sure the basics ...

Cursive and multiplication will become mandatory subjects taught in New Hampshire schools, after Governor Chris Sununu signed House Bill 170 into law this week.The law requires instruction in both ...

State House lawmakers voted unanimously Thursday to require elementary school students to be taught cursive handwriting and to memorize multiplication tables. Rep. Pat Hurley, R-Randolph, is the ...

Cursive and multiplication tables will be required teaching in New Hampshire schools next school year, after Gov. Chris Sununu signed a bill Wednesday. House Bill 170 requires that schools must ...

After legislators required that cursive be taught, ... The report also shows that 94 percent of elementary schools say they’re teaching students the multiplication tables at least weekly.

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — As schools adopt new education standards and rely more on computers in the classroom, a group of New Hampshire senators want to make sure the basics of learning cursive an… ...

After legislators required that cursive be taught, ... The report also shows that 94 percent of elementary schools say they’re teaching students the multiplication tables at least weekly.