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But parents will have to be proactive. Approach your school officials, and ask what is the present status of handwriting at the elementary level. Ask to see how handwriting is being taught.

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On Wednesday, parents and teachers in North Carolina delivered a letter to Senator Thom Tillis (R-NC) urging the senator to vote to continue funding the U.S. Department of Education.