Education: Programs for Schools

Thank you for your interest in the programs and services for schools at the Brooklyn Museum. Our mission is to act as a bridge between the rich artistic heritage of world cultures, as embodied in the Museum's collections, and the unique experience of each visitor. Museum educators realize this mission by modeling a way of learning that helps K–12 students and teachers construct meaning by interacting with works of art.

Sign language interpreter in the galleries

Information on access for students with special needs.

Children drawing

Bring your school group for a Museum educator-led Guided Gallery Visit for K–12 students.

Girl drawing a vase

Explore a specific Museum collection with your school group on a Self-Guided Gallery Visit for K–12 students.

Students on guided tour

Plan a college tour specially designed for college and university student groups to enhance professors' curricula.

Group of children drawing

Bring a group of students or young people for an after-school visit.

Students drawing in the galleries

Design in-depth multi-visit programs for your school in collaboration with Museum educators through the Focus Units and Museum-School Partnerships programs.

School group visiting the galleries

Learn more about programs, amenities, fees, and other details at our school visit information page.