There are 5 schools in the USA with the word covert in the name.

The word "covert" is commonly found in U.S. public school names due to its historical and geographic significance. In early American English, "covert" referred to a sheltered place or a thicket, describing areas where early settlers or local wildlife found protection. Many schools are named after natural features or historic landmarks in their communities, reflecting the landscape and history of the region. Thus, schools with "Covert" in their names often pay tribute to the local geography, such as wooded areas or settlements, and represent a sense of safety and shelter for students. Additionally, these names sometimes honor early towns or families named Covert, preserving local heritage within the educational system.

Michigan (3)

New York (2)

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