Editing Sikeston, Missouri (section)

===Higher education and technical schools===
* Southeast Missouri State University-Sikeston, a satellite campus of [[Southeast Missouri State University]] located in [[Cape Girardeau, Missouri|Cape Girardeau]].
* The Sikeston Career and Technology Center
* [[Three Rivers Community College (Missouri)|Three Rivers Community College]], a satellite campus from [[Poplar Bluff, Missouri|Poplar Bluff]]

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* Baker School (c.1912 &ndash; c.1940) was located on State Highway Y near Salcedo. 
* Boardman School (1912 &ndash; c.1925) was located near State Highway H and Scott County Highway 529, consolidated with Blodgett.
* Chaney School (c.1912 &ndash; c.1948) was located on State Highway HH a mile from U.S. Highway 61.
* Claypool School (1910 &ndash; c.1921) was located at the corner of Scott County Highway 448 and Scott County Highway 405, absorbed by Blodgett around 1922.
* [[Crowder, Missouri|Crowder]] School (1901 &ndash; c.1950) was located near the community of Crowder on State Highway Z.
* Dunaver School (c.1912 &ndash; c.1952) was located at the corner of Scott County Highway 541 and U.S. Highway 62.
* Fairview School was located on U.S. Highway 61 about 1 mile south of U.S. Highway 60.
* Greer School (c.1912 &ndash; c.1950) was located about 1 mile from State Highway BB, absorbed by Sikeston around 1946.
* Hunter School (c.1912 &ndash; c.1950) was located near U.S. Highway 61.
* Lemons School (1909 &ndash; c.1952) was located near Scott County Highway 511 and Scott County Highway 506.
* Lennox School (c.1916 &ndash; c.1953) was located at the corner of Scott County Highway 450 and Scott County Highway 453.
* [[McMullin, Missouri|McMullin]] School (c.1912 &ndash; c.1953) was located on Scott County Highway 450 near U.S. Highway 61.
* [[Miner, Missouri|Miner]] School (c.1912 &ndash; c.1953) was located on State Highway HH.<ref name="Scott County Missouri Historical Society 2009">{{cite book | author = Scott County Missouri Historical Society | year = 2009 | title = One-Room Schools of Scott County, Missouri | publisher = PDQ Printing Company | location = Cape Girardeau, Missouri}}</ref>
* [[Morehouse, Missouri|Morehouse]] High School was absorbed by Sikeston around 1968.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.semissourian.com/story/1735473.html|title=Sikeston school board votes to close Morehouse school|access-date=2013-02-25}}</ref>
* Mounds School (c.1911 &ndash; c.1921) was located at the corner of State Highway O and Scott County Highway 530, absorbed by Diehlstadt in 1922.
* Pheasant Valley School (c.1919 &ndash; 1921) was located on State Highway H, absorbed by Blodgett in 1922.
* Sand Prairie School (c.1912 &ndash; c.1950) was located near County Highway 446.
* Stringer School (c.1910 &ndash; c.1940) was located near State Highway Y.
* [[Tanner, Scott County, Missouri|Tanner]] School (c.1909 &ndash; c.1949) was located near the community of Tanner until it burned in 1947 and was consolidated with Sikeston around 1948.
* White Oak School (1909 &ndash; 1921) was located on Scott County Highway 524, absorbed by Blodgett in 1922.<ref name="Scott County Missouri Historical Society 2009"/>
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