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Find similar grantsAHC REACH Grant is sponsored by Arkansas Humanities Council. Supports innovative humanities-based projects in Arkansas that connect communities to their history through activities like storytelling and public programs.
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Deadline: 1st of every month except December Cost-share: Not required but is requested Principal signature required Educators receiving funds must be from a public school located in Arkansas Educators receiving funds must teach one or more humanities fields of study, including Anthropology, Archeology, English Language Arts, Ethics, History, Language Studies, Literacy, and Social Studies Humanities-based pre-kindergarten through twelfth-grade classroom projects Professional development for teachers and school librarians Professional development such as conferences, workshops, seminars, or webinars, virtual or in-person (in-state only) Funds for professional development may be used for registration, travel costs, books, or other teaching aids Educators receiving funds for professional development must agree to disseminate content learned to colleagues at their school, district, and/or education cooperative School supplies to offset costs to teachers and families Supplies may include pens, pencils, paper, scissors, hand sanitizer, tissue, paper towels, folders, binders, glue sticks, erasers, crayons, storage, rulers, index cards, and/or similar items Arkansas State Parks Field Trip Grant Deadline: 1st of every month except December Cost-share: Not required but is requested Funds provided by Arkansas State Parks Teachers may apply to take students to one of Arkansas’s 53 state parks Students must be in grades kindergarten through twelfth grade Teachers must contact the park interpreter prior to applying to schedule programming Funds may not be used to travel and lead programs independently of an Arkansas State Park interpreter Helen T.
Leigh Museum Field Trip Grant Deadline: 1st of every month except December Grant initiative founded by Mrs. Helen T.
Leigh Funds for this initiative are to be used by schools to participate in a guided tour and programming at the MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History Teachers must schedule a tour and programming with MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History prior to applying Grades third through twelfth are eligible Public community colleges are eligible
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AHC REACH Grant is funded by Arkansas Humanities Council. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Arkansas. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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