There are 1,625 schools in the USA with the word comm in the name.

The word "comm" in U.S. public school names is often an abbreviation for "community," reflecting the school's role as a central gathering place for local residents. Historically, public schools in the United States were designed not only to provide education, but also to serve as important hubs for civic activities and social events. This tradition emphasized the close relationship between schools and the neighborhoods they serve, highlighting the importance of fostering a sense of belonging and shared responsibility. Geographically, these community-oriented schools can be found in cities, suburbs, and rural areas alike, underlining their widespread significance in American life. By including "community" or its abbreviation in their names, schools signal their commitment to inclusivity, collaboration, and local engagement.

Alabama (7)

Arkansas (6)

Arizona (61)

California (277)

Colorado (41)

Connecticut (15)

District of Columbia (4)

Delaware (2)

Florida (77)

Georgia (15)

Hawaii (4)

Iowa (26)

Idaho (7)

Illinois (111)

Indiana (65)

Kansas (13)

Kentucky (12)

Louisiana (13)

Massachusetts (52)

Maryland (11)

Maine (32)

Michigan (78)

Minnesota (55)

Missouri (21)

Mississippi (5)

Montana (1)

North Carolina (35)

North Dakota (10)

Nebraska (11)

New Hampshire (9)

New Jersey (55)

New Mexico (31)

Nevada (2)

New York (105)

Ohio (99)

Oklahoma (5)

Oregon (29)

Pennsylvania (31)

Rhode Island (2)

South Carolina (7)

South Dakota (1)

Tennessee (24)

Texas (46)

Utah (5)

Virginia (22)

Vermont (14)

Washington (24)

Wisconsin (44)

West Virginia (1)

Wyoming (2)

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