Katsina State
- Nuril Islam Academy, Kofar Kaura Katsina
- Dutsinma Science and Technical College
- Federal Government College, Daura
- Government Junior Secondary School Girka, Kaita
- Federal Government Girls College, Bakori
- Nadabo Primary School, Bakori
- Gidado Primary School, Katsina
- Government College, katsina
- Government Day Secondary School Jikamshi
- Government Day Secondary School, Mashi
- Government Girls College, Katsina
- Government Girls Secondary School, Ajiwa
- Government Girls Secondary School, Sandamu
- Government Girls Secondary School, Shargelle
- Government Secondary School, Funtua
- Jikamshi primary school, Jikamshi
- Science and technical College, Mashi
- Shehu Primary School, Zaria Road, Funtua
- Tsintsiya computer training school, Jikamshi
- Tsintsiya nursery and primary school, Jikamshi
- Girka Primary School, Kaita
- Makaurachi Primary School, Kaita
- Dabatsu Primary School, Kaita
- Police Boys Secondary School, Mani
- Ulul-Albab Science Secondary School, Katsina
- Unity College Malumfashi
- Unity College Jibia, Katsina
- Women Teaching College, Katsina
- Farin Yaro Primary School, Katsina
- Government Day Secondary School, Kofar Yandaka Katsina
- Government (Pilot) Day Secondary School, Kofar Sauri, Katsina
- Rafindadi Primary School, Katsina
- Danmarna Primary School, Katsina
- Sir Usman Nagogo, College of Arabic and Islamic Studies, Katsina
- Musa Yar'adua Qur'anic Model Primary School, Katsina
- Gobarau Primary School, Katsina
- Sararin kuka Primary School, Katsian
- Ideal International Schools, Funtua
- Unity Nursery and Primary School Funtua
- Focus International School funtua
Shamsu Rabiu Galadunchi 18:36, 24 November 2012 (UTC)
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