Archery in the Schools equipment program
Forecasted
The Archery in the Schools equipment program from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources equips schools with archery gear, training, and curriculum to promote science-based physical education for students.
Funder: Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
Due Dates (Anticipated): March 2027 (anticipated)
Funding Amounts: Equipment package valued at ~$5,000; schools typically pay $1,800–$3,600; DNR covers balance through competitive awards.
Summary: Provides Minnesota schools with discounted archery equipment, training, and curriculum to introduce students to archery as part of physical education.
Key Information: Local financial match required; competitive selection prioritizes broad student access and innovative delivery.
Description
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources' Archery in the Schools equipment program is designed to introduce students in grades 4–12 to the sport of archery by equipping schools with high-quality archery gear, specialized teacher training, and a standards-based curriculum. As part of the National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP), the initiative aims to enhance physical education by integrating archery into school programs, promoting lifelong outdoor skills, and supporting educators with resources and certification. The program seeks to maximize youth participation, foster innovative approaches, and encourage partnerships with local organizations.
