There are 12 schools in the USA with the word bourbon in the name.

The word "Bourbon" is commonly found in U.S. public school names due to its historical and geographic significance, particularly in regions such as Kentucky and parts of the Midwest. The name traces back to Bourbon County, Kentucky, which was itself named in honor of the French royal House of Bourbon, reflecting the enduring influence of French supporters during the American Revolution. Many towns, counties, and local areas subsequently adopted the name "Bourbon" as they were settled, leading to schools in these communities carrying the same name. The use of "Bourbon" in school names often signifies a connection to local heritage and history, serving as a reminder of the area's origins and development over time. This naming tradition helps to preserve a sense of community identity and pride among students, faculty, and residents.

Illinois (3)

Indiana (1)

Kansas (1)

Kentucky (4)

Missouri (3)

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