There are 3,687 schools in the USA with the word christian in the name.

The word "Christian" is commonly found in the names of U.S. schools due to the significant historical influence of Christianity on the development of education in the country. Many early American schools were established by Christian denominations or churches, reflecting the values and beliefs of the communities that founded them. In regions where faith-based communities are prominent, naming a school "Christian" often signifies its mission to provide education grounded in Christian teachings and moral values. The word also helps families identify institutions that integrate religious instruction into their academic programs, which remains important in areas with strong religious traditions. Over time, this practice has become a recognizable way to distinguish faith-based schools from secular public institutions.

Alaska (12)

Alabama (97)

Arkansas (33)

Arizona (57)

California (342)

Colorado (43)

Connecticut (15)

District of Columbia (2)

Delaware (15)

Florida (433)

Georgia (169)

Hawaii (18)

Iowa (41)

Idaho (31)

Illinois (97)

Indiana (101)

Kansas (27)

Kentucky (70)

Louisiana (51)

Massachusetts (29)

Maryland (69)

Maine (13)

Michigan (105)

Minnesota (55)

Missouri (68)

Mississippi (41)

Montana (20)

North Carolina (181)

North Dakota (7)

Nebraska (7)

New Hampshire (18)

New Jersey (40)

New Mexico (33)

Nevada (21)

New York (73)

Ohio (130)

Oklahoma (44)

Oregon (59)

Pennsylvania (191)

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Rhode Island (3)

South Carolina (93)

South Dakota (15)

Tennessee (115)

Texas (241)

Utah (9)

Virginia (122)

Vermont (7)

Washington (103)

Wisconsin (69)

West Virginia (44)

Wyoming (7)

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