There are 206 schools in the USA with the word innovation in the name.

The word "innovation" is commonly found in U.S. public school names due to the country's longstanding emphasis on progress, creativity, and adaptation in education. Historically, American education has encouraged the development of new ideas and methods to meet the evolving needs of a diverse and rapidly changing society. Geographically, schools across different regions use the term to signal a commitment to preparing students for the modern world, where problem-solving and inventive thinking are critical skills. Culturally, the United States values forward-thinking and ingenuity, and schools aim to reflect these ideals by highlighting their focus on novel approaches in teaching and learning. By including "innovation" in their names, schools communicate their dedication to fostering environments that encourage exploration, experimentation, and continuous improvement.

Alabama (2)

Arkansas (2)

Arizona (7)

California (24)

Colorado (8)

Connecticut (3)

Delaware (1)

Florida (15)

Georgia (8)

Hawaii (1)

Illinois (3)

Indiana (1)

Kansas (1)

Kentucky (9)

Louisiana (1)

Massachusetts (12)

Michigan (11)

Minnesota (3)

Missouri (4)

North Carolina (9)

North Dakota (1)

New Jersey (4)

Nevada (3)

New York (7)

Ohio (7)

Oregon (3)

Pennsylvania (1)

South Carolina (3)

Tennessee (6)

Texas (23)

Utah (4)

Virginia (7)

Washington (9)

Wisconsin (2)

Wyoming (1)

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