Grants for Student-Serving Projects support Oklahoma K–12 public school students through humanities-based educational materials, field trips, and learning events that enhance public school learning.
Funder: Oklahoma Humanities
Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027 (Application deadline)
Funding Amounts: Quick Grants up to $1,500; Major Grants up to $10,000
Summary: Supports humanities-based educational materials and experiences that enhance learning for Oklahoma K–12 public school students.
Key Information: Applicants must be eligible nonprofit organizations, higher education institutions, governmental agencies, or federally recognized tribal governments serving Oklahoma public school students.
Oklahoma Humanities administers Grants for Student-Serving Projects to expand access to humanities-based educational materials and experiences for Oklahoma K–12 public school students. The program supports projects that enhance learning in public schools, including in-person learning events, field trips, virtual learning events, online programs, and hybrid virtual learning experiences.
Supported work centers on humanities content, such as history, literature, ethics, language, art history, and cultural anthropology. The evaluation rubric considers how clearly projects develop their humanities themes, involve relevant humanities scholars, and provide accessible opportunities for engagement. It also assesses the applicant’s capacity to deliver the project, planning and outreach, and whether the proposed budget is justified and reasonable.