There are 32 schools in the USA with the word hyde in the name.

The word "Hyde" is commonly found in U.S. public school names largely because it is often used to honor individuals who have made significant contributions to education, civic leadership, or local communities. Many schools bearing the name "Hyde" commemorate figures such as Edward Hyde, who was a colonial governor, or local philanthropists and educators with the surname Hyde. Additionally, "Hyde" may sometimes reference historical neighborhoods, towns, or landmarks where schools are located, helping to reinforce community identity and local heritage. In some cases, the name also connects to a broader tradition of using family names or notable historical figures to inspire students and create a sense of pride and continuity within the school community. Over time, these practices have contributed to the frequent appearance of "Hyde" in the names of American public schools.

California (3)

District of Columbia (1)

Florida (3)

Illinois (4)

Kansas (1)

Maine (1)

Missouri (1)

North Carolina (1)

Nevada (1)

New York (6)

Ohio (1)

Pennsylvania (2)

Tennessee (1)

Texas (5)

Vermont (1)

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