There are 25 schools in the USA with the word dutch in the name.

The word "Dutch" is commonly found in U.S. public school names due to the historical influence of Dutch settlers in certain regions of the United States, particularly in areas such as New York, New Jersey, and parts of the Midwest. In the 17th century, Dutch immigrants established settlements like New Amsterdam (now New York City) and brought with them their language, traditions, and place names. As these communities grew, the Dutch legacy remained deeply ingrained in local culture, often reflected in the names of towns, schools, and other institutions. By incorporating "Dutch" into school names, these communities honor their heritage and acknowledge the important role Dutch settlers played in shaping regional identities. Over time, these names have become enduring symbols of local history and cultural continuity, serving as reminders of the diverse roots of American society.

California (2)

Colorado (1)

Georgia (3)

Louisiana (3)

New Jersey (1)

New York (6)

Pennsylvania (3)

South Carolina (4)

Tennessee (1)

Washington (1)

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