Classified for credit

Small folk-art museum dedicated to Mississippi outsider artist Alice Moseley — covers self-taught American art traditions and Gulf Coast cultural history.

Campus All-American Rose garden with labeled cultivars — covers plant classification, hybridization, and horticultural science.

Regional history museum covering local heritage of Monroe County, MS — supports Mississippi history and social studies units.

Museum documenting African American history in northeast Mississippi — covers civil rights, local heritage, and cultural contributions.

Mississippi state park with forested trails and natural habitats — supports ecology, native species study, and physical education.

Former African American church converted to a multicultural heritage center documenting Oxford's Black history and civil rights era.

Mississippi state park in the Neshoba County area with forest and lake habitats — supports basic ecology study and outdoor physical education.

County heritage museum in Houston, MS — covers Chickasaw County local history, settlement, and Mississippi agricultural heritage.

Cultural arts center in Greenville's Delta region — supports African American cultural history, visual arts, and Delta music heritage curriculum.

Corps of Engineers lake and campground near Tupelo — covers freshwater recreation and basic outdoor science in a Mississippi reservoir environment.

Outdoor public art park with sculpture installations — supports visual-arts appreciation and public art history in a community context.

Municipal nature park in Flowood, MS with walking trails and wildlife viewing — covers basic Mississippi ecology and outdoor recreation.

Military history museum covering WWII and veteran artifacts in coastal Mississippi — supports 20th-century military history and civics.

Small Mississippi arboretum with labeled native and exotic trees — covers dendrology, plant taxonomy, and Southern forest ecology.

Small Mississippi state park with forested trails and a pond — supports ecology, native species observation, and outdoor physical education.

Developed group camp area within Tombigbee State Park offering forest and lake habitat for outdoor education and physical education activities.

Regional fine-art museum in Tupelo with rotating and permanent exhibits — supports visual arts appreciation and art history curriculum.

Small downtown pocket museum showcasing local Hattiesburg history and community artifacts — introduces local heritage and primary-source object study.

Birthplace and museum of journalist and civil rights activist Ida B. Wells — Reconstruction-era history and the anti-lynching movement.

Small county-level historical society museum covering Itawamba County's local and Civil War-era history.

University-maintained botanical garden with labeled plant collections — supports plant taxonomy, botany, and ecology for K–12 science curriculum.

Heritage center honoring Congressman Jamie Whitten covering Mississippi Delta history, agriculture policy, and 20th-century Congressional history.

Natchez Trace Parkway roadside park with trails and Little Mountain overlook — supports Appalachian geography, ecology, and outdoor education.

State park campground on Sardis Lake — lake ecology, outdoor skills, and PE in a developed lakeside setting.