For Educators
Imagine, innovate and learn about the art, culture, science and history of Alaska and the North at the Anchorage Museum.
Education Programming at the Anchorage Museum
Our resources and programming support at home, in the classroom, and museum based-learning. We offer programming for school groups, homeschool programs, early learners, families and youth.
Scholarships and grant funding are available for school group experiences, which is distributed at a first come-first serve basis. Title 1 schools are prioritized. For more information on other ways the museum offers discounts and cost assistance, please review our access page.
We welcome a variety of group visits – homeschools, camps, organizations, public and private schools, and other types of early learner, youth, and adult education groups. Review our Field Trips page and complete our field trip request form to schedule a group visit.
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
The Anchorage Museum is grateful to our generous sponsors for supporting our mission. The museum serves more than 10,000 students and teachers annually with interdisciplinary programs that connect Pre-K through 12th grade students from various backgrounds to the museum's resources.
Education programs are made possible, in part, thanks to funding from the Anchorage Museum Foundation through the Larry and Wilma Carr Education Fund, and the Emi Chance Memorial Fund.
Additional support is provided by the following sponsors:
Segelhorst Fund for Children and Youth
Jan and Jeri van den Top
Cook Inlet Region, Inc.