Classified for credit

Rural dark-sky observatory and full planetarium offering public programs — observational astronomy, light pollution science, and telescope mechanics.

AZA-accredited zoo with diverse animal collection supporting curriculum study of zoology, animal adaptations, and conservation biology.

Paired Mississippi history and civil rights museums covering state history from Indigenous peoples through the civil rights movement.

Ironclad gunboat raised from the Yazoo River displayed at Vicksburg — covers Civil War naval engineering and the Vicksburg Campaign.

Community arts space in the Mississippi Delta — visual arts, regional cultural history, and African American artistic heritage.

Mississippi arts center with galleries and programming — supports visual arts and cultural studies curriculum where publicly accessible exhibits are available.

Last home of Confederate President Jefferson Davis — covers Civil War leadership, Reconstruction, and 19th-century political history through preserved rooms and artifacts.

Site of the first commercial Coca-Cola bottling in 1894 — covers industrial history, entrepreneurship, and early American consumer culture.

National forest in central Mississippi offering forest ecology, watershed study, and biodiversity observation across longleaf pine and hardwood habitats.

Historic Gulf Coast lighthouse open to the public — maritime navigation history, Fresnel lens optics, and Civil War coastal history.

City reservoir and park with trails, fishing, and lakeside habitat — supports ecology, watershed geography, and outdoor physical education.

NPS-managed Civil War battlefield site where Forrest defeated Union forces in 1864 — covers military strategy, tactics, and Mississippi home-front history.

Gulf Coast Mississippi state park with beach access and campground — supports coastal geography, shoreline ecology, and outdoor PE.

Museum in historic Vicksburg covering Delta culture, the Civil War siege, and Mississippi River commerce history.

Protected natural preserve in northeast Mississippi offering wildlife habitat and forest ecology study in a conservation area.

Undeveloped natural area in the Tunica Hills with waterfalls and diverse hardwood habitat — supports ecology, geomorphology, and field botany.

Mississippi state park centered on a lake with swimming and nature trails — supports ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor physical education curriculum.

Community nature center with trails and interpretive exhibits — covers Mississippi wildlife, local plant ecology, and basic environmental science.

Mississippi Delta NWR visitor center covering bottomland hardwood ecology, migratory waterfowl biology, and wetland conservation.

Gulf Coast national forest with longleaf pine and mixed hardwood ecosystems — supports Southern forest ecology, biodiversity, and outdoor science curriculum.

National forest covering Mississippi Delta bottomland hardwoods — covers wetland forest ecology, hydrology, and Southern biodiversity in a working federal forest.

Elvis Presley's birthplace and museum — 20th-century music history and Mississippi cultural heritage.

Birthplace and museum of Elvis Presley — covers mid-20th-century American cultural and music history in a preserved Depression-era home.

Large Natchez Trace Parkway Native American ceremonial mound site — covers Mississippian culture, archaeology, and pre-Columbian history.