Kentucky HB395 amends curriculum standards, including adding instruction on racism and cursive writing.
Kentucky HB395 modifies curriculum standards for public schools. It mandates that every public middle and high school's curriculum include instruction on the history of racism, including the transatlantic slave trade and Jim Crow laws. The bill also requires cursive writing to be included as a course of study in all elementary schools, aiming for proficiency by the end of grade five. Additionally, it sets standards for student health, including dental and vision examinations, and outlines procedures for students who are homeless.
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