There are 2,349 schools in the USA with the word hill in the name.

The word "hill" is commonly found in U.S. public school names due to a combination of historical, geographic, and cultural factors. Many early schools were built on or near natural high points in the landscape, such as hills, which provided practical benefits like visibility and drainage. Over time, naming a school after a local geographic feature became a way to create a sense of identity and community pride. Additionally, hills are often associated with the idea of striving upward or reaching new heights, which aligns well with educational values and aspirations. As a result, "hill" has become a popular and enduring element in the names of schools across the United States.

Alaska (1)

Alabama (38)

Arkansas (25)

Arizona (44)

California (324)

Colorado (38)

Connecticut (49)

District of Columbia (8)

Delaware (9)

Florida (87)

Georgia (77)

Hawaii (1)

Iowa (21)

Idaho (19)

Illinois (68)

Indiana (26)

Kansas (38)

Kentucky (22)

Louisiana (15)

Massachusetts (56)

Maryland (54)

Maine (16)

Michigan (60)

Minnesota (43)

Missouri (64)

Mississippi (15)

Montana (11)

North Carolina (58)

North Dakota (5)

Nebraska (24)

New Hampshire (13)

New Jersey (85)

New Mexico (11)

Nevada (12)

New York (112)

Ohio (120)

Oklahoma (33)

Oregon (27)

Pennsylvania (100)

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Rhode Island (3)

South Carolina (33)

South Dakota (13)

Tennessee (50)

Texas (209)

Utah (36)

Virginia (57)

Vermont (4)

Washington (60)

Wisconsin (42)

West Virginia (10)

Wyoming (2)

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