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Missouri Humanities Grant Funds Local History Curriculum for St. Joseph Schools

Thursday, April 9, 2026 at 6:00 AM

The St. Joseph Museums have been awarded a $15,000 grant from the Missouri Humanities Council to develop a new local history curriculum for K-12 students. The project, titled “Bringing Local History to School,” will provide teachers with artifact toolboxes, 3D-printed replicas, and digital resources covering topics from Native American cultures to civil rights. This funding…

The St. Joseph Museums have been awarded a $15,000 grant from the Missouri Humanities Council to develop a new local history curriculum for K-12 students. The project, titled “Bringing Local History to School,” will provide teachers with artifact toolboxes, 3D-printed replicas, and digital resources covering topics from Native American cultures to civil rights. This funding will specifically support the purchase of 3D scanning equipment and the creation of an educational website to help students engage with the city’s heritage.

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