There are 19 schools in the USA with the word booth in the name.

The word "Booth" is commonly found in U.S. public school names due to its association with influential historical figures, often those who made notable contributions to education, public service, or local communities. In many cases, schools are named after people such as Edwin Booth, a famous 19th-century American actor, or William Booth, the founder of the Salvation Army, who was known for his dedication to social reform and education. Geographic factors also play a role, as schools are sometimes named after local landmarks, neighborhoods, or towns bearing the name "Booth," reflecting the region's history or founding families. Culturally, naming schools after respected individuals or places helps foster a sense of local pride and community identity. This tradition not only honors the legacy of those for whom the school is named but also serves as a reminder of the values and achievements that communities wish to pass on to future generations.

Alabama (1)

Arizona (2)

California (1)

Connecticut (3)

Florida (1)

Georgia (2)

Illinois (1)

Louisiana (1)

Maine (2)

Missouri (1)

Nevada (1)

Ohio (1)

Pennsylvania (1)

Texas (1)

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