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Monday Miscellany, 5/6/24 - Vimarsana News

Monday Miscellany, 5/6/24

France threatens to send troops to Ukraine.  Young adults who can't write their name.  And in the future, everyone will wear glasses.

Handwriting is becoming extinct and teachers are battling to keep cursive alive - Vimarsana News

Handwriting is becoming extinct and teachers are battling to keep cursive alive

Is penmanship going the way of the dodo? Educators and parents are observing a surge in US youths who don't know how to read or write in cursive. Some can't even sign their own name.

Source: nypost.com
America's fight to save handwriting from extinction - Vimarsana News

America's fight to save handwriting from extinction

Handwriting is less prevalent than it once was, with a third of Americans reporting that they haven't written a personal letter or note in more than five years. Experts warn that history could be lost.

Riverhead appoints new NJROTC senior instructor, adopts policy on teaching about controversial issues: Oct. 11 school board meeting - Vimarsana News

Riverhead appoints new NJROTC senior instructor, adopts policy on teaching about controversial issues: Oct. 11 school board meeting

Riverhead school board meeting of Oct. 11: new senior naval science instructor hired, policy on teaching about controversial issues approved…

Anti-Bias Task Force seeks funding to host implicit bias training for town employees and others - Vimarsana News

Anti-Bias Task Force seeks funding to host implicit bias training for town employees and others

Larry Street of Riverhead (center) and other Anti-Bias Task Force members at a 2018 event. The Riverhead Anti-Bias Task Force plans to host implicit bias training sessions that would be open to public-facing town employees, as well as community members involved in local fire departments, ambulance and the school district. Cindy Clifford, the task force chair, and Michelle Lynch, the vice chair, appeared virtually before the Riverhead Town Board at Thursday’s work session to request funding for the training session through the community benefit agreement with sPower so...