Bowling Green State University Receives Nearly $2 Million for K-12 Civic Education
Bowling Green State University has been granted nearly $2 million to support K-12 civic education programs over a three-year period.
Bowling Green, KY, October 26, 2026 —
Bowling Green State University has been granted nearly $2 million to support civic education programs for students in kindergarten through 12th grade over a three-year period.
The funding is intended to support K-12 civic education, but the information provided does not specify which programs will receive support, how the money will be distributed or which schools or students are expected to participate.
The grantor was not identified, and the exact amount was not provided. The start and end dates of the three-year period also were not specified. No further details were available about program activities, implementation plans or how the university will assess the programs.
The award establishes a three-year funding period for the university’s K-12 civic education efforts. Beyond that, the available information does not describe the scope of the work or indicate whether the funding will support existing programs, new initiatives or both.
Additional information about the funding source, participating schools and planned activities was not included in the announcement summary. Those details would clarify how the grant will be used and what outcomes the programs are intended to pursue.
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