There are 32 schools in the USA with the word alfred in the name.

The word "Alfred" appears in the names of many U.S. public schools largely due to its historical and cultural significance. Often, schools are named after influential figures, and "Alfred" may refer to local leaders, philanthropists, or educators who played a prominent role in their communities. In some cases, schools are named after the town or city in which they are located; for example, there are towns named Alfred in several states, including New York and Maine. The recurring use of the name also reflects a longstanding tradition in American education to honor individuals or places that have had a meaningful impact on local history or development. As a result, the name "Alfred" serves as a reminder of both the person or place's legacy and the community's values.

California (1)

Connecticut (1)

Delaware (1)

Florida (4)

Kansas (1)

Louisiana (1)

Massachusetts (3)

Maine (1)

Michigan (1)

Missouri (1)

New Jersey (4)

New York (8)

Ohio (1)

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Texas (1)

Virginia (1)

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Information is generated using publicly accessible school-supplied data and may be inaccurate