Classified for credit

National monument and interpretive center examining the 1955 murder of Emmett Till and its role in the American civil rights movement.

Preserved home and garden of Pulitzer Prize-winning author Eudora Welty — supports American literature, Southern history, and primary-source study.

Living-history village at a Natchez Trace site in Mississippi covering 19th-century frontier settlement and pioneer daily life.

Mississippi state park on Grenada Lake with trails, fishing, and diverse riparian habitat — supports ecology, wildlife biology, and outdoor PE.

Mississippi Governor's Mansion — a National Historic Landmark offering tours of Greek Revival architecture and Mississippi governmental and political history.

Mississippi River state park with river overlooks and trails — river ecology, floodplain geography, and Mississippi Delta natural history.

Regional museum covering Mississippi Delta history including the Civil Rights era, blues culture, and agricultural heritage of the Delta region.

Municipal botanical garden with themed plant collections — plant taxonomy, horticulture, and native-species ecology in a hands-on outdoor setting.

Small municipal zoo with diverse animal collection — covers zoology, animal adaptations, and conservation for younger students.

Campus observatory open for public viewing — introductory astronomy, telescope optics, and celestial observation.

Mississippi state park on Grenada Lake with trails and water access — supports ecology, geography, and outdoor physical education.

Museum exploring Islamic civilizations' contributions to science, art, and world history — supports world history, geography, and social studies curriculum.

State park on Pickwick Lake offering shoreline ecology, freshwater habitat study, and outdoor recreation.

Presidential library and museum at Beauvoir documenting Jefferson Davis and the Confederate States — covers Civil War era politics and Southern history.

Mississippi state park on Sardis Lake with trails, wildlife habitat, and ranger programs — ecology, geography, and outdoor PE.

Mississippi state park with lake, trails, and wildlife habitats — supports freshwater ecology, outdoor education, and environmental science.

Mississippi lake-centered state park with wetland and forest habitats — freshwater ecology, wildlife observation, and outdoor education.

Environmental education center on a forested lake supporting aquatic ecology, native species study, and outdoor science programs.

Living-history village with period structures and demonstrations — covers 19th-century pioneer daily life, trades, and Southern settlement history.

Regional art museum in Laurel, MS with American and European collections — supports art history and visual arts curriculum.

Urban state park with a lake, trails, and green space in Jackson — covers Mississippi freshwater ecology, bird observation, and outdoor recreation.

Mississippi state park with forests, trails, and a historic CCC-built lake — ecology, conservation history, and outdoor recreation.

Mississippi Delta state park with bayou habitat, alligator viewing, and fishing — supports wetland ecology and biodiversity curriculum.

Mississippi safari park with exotic and native animals — supports zoology, animal care, and wildlife conservation concepts in a hands-on outdoor setting.