Classified for credit

Preserved early 19th-century plantation house in Charlotte — covers antebellum Southern domestic life, slavery, and the history of the Carolina Piedmont.

Restored 18th-century grist mill on a millpond — covers colonial milling technology, water power, and local agricultural history.

Preserved antebellum slave quarters at Stagville — primary-source study of enslaved labor, plantation economy, and African American history.

Johnston County environmental learning center with wetlands, forest, and raptor programming — ecology, wildlife biology, and conservation education.

Hands-on science and history museum in Wilson, NC — interactive STEM exhibits alongside regional history, covering applied science and local heritage.

Public planetarium with full-dome shows — covers solar system, stellar astronomy, space science, and related mathematics.

Hands-on animal encounter venue covering zoology, animal behavior, and wildlife conservation concepts.

Public planetarium and science theater in Gastonia, NC — covers astronomy, space science, and mathematical modeling of celestial motion through live sky programs.

NC State University arboretum with labeled plant collections and education center — plant taxonomy, ecology, and horticultural science.

Carolina bay lake state park with rare pocosin wetland ecology, native wildlife, and interpretive trails for biology and geography study.

Large reservoir state recreation area with wildlife observation, riparian ecology, and ranger programming — supports biology, conservation, and physical education.

Research-grade botanic garden with extensive plant collections — plant taxonomy, horticulture, and botanical diversity study.

Large reservoir state recreation area covering freshwater ecology, watershed geography, and outdoor PE via hiking, fishing, and paddling.

Hands-on interactive children's museum in Rutherfordton covering early literacy, math, and basic science through play-based exhibits.

Coastal nature reserve on the Outer Banks — covers barrier island ecology, coastal geography, and migratory shorebird habitat.

Coastal reserve with maritime forest and wetland trails on the Outer Banks — supports study of barrier-island ecology, native plant communities, and coastal geography.

North Carolina state park on a hydroelectric reservoir in the Blue Ridge foothills — supports freshwater ecology, geology, and outdoor physical education.

North Carolina state park on a Duke Energy reservoir — covers piedmont lake ecology, shoreline habitats, and freshwater biology.

Coastal plain lake park with a rare endemic fish ecosystem — covers freshwater ecology, biodiversity, and regional geology.

Antebellum Wilmington home museum — covers NC coastal history, 19th-century domestic life, and the Reconstruction-era political context of the Cape Fear region.

Indoor living conservatory at NC Museum of Natural Sciences — covers plant biology, ecosystems, and tropical biodiversity.

Public observatory near Asheville offering telescope viewing and astronomy programming — covers celestial mechanics, optics, and observational astronomy.

Museum at Cape Hatteras documenting the 1587 Lost Colony of Roanoke — covers early English colonization and Outer Banks history.

College botanical garden with labeled plant collections — supports botany, plant taxonomy, and ecology study.