Excursion Grants, bringing Kids to Arts, provide up to $600 in funding—or up to $1,000 for eligible Title I schools—to cover transportation and admission costs for arts and cultural events or visits to recognized arts and cultural venues in Alaska. This program, managed by the Alaska State Council on the Arts with support from the Rasmuson Foundation, is available exclusively to public or nonprofit schools in Alaska, helping students engage with the arts in meaningful ways.
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