There are 18 schools in the USA with the word calvert in the name.

The word "Calvert" is commonly found in the names of public schools across the United States due to its historical significance, particularly related to the Calvert family, who played a major role in the early colonial history of Maryland. The Calverts, most notably Lord Baltimore, were the founders and proprietors of the Maryland colony in the 17th century, and their legacy has influenced the naming of locations, counties, and institutions throughout the region and beyond. As communities sought to honor important historical figures and local heritage, many chose to name schools after the Calvert family as a way to recognize their contributions to religious tolerance, governance, and colonial society. Over time, the name has become a common feature in school names, reflecting both a respect for American history and a sense of regional pride in areas connected to the Calvert legacy. This naming tradition helps reinforce a sense of continuity between past and present in educational settings.

California (1)

Kentucky (1)

Maryland (10)

Nebraska (2)

Ohio (2)

Texas (2)

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