There are 63 schools in the USA with the word knoll in the name.

The word "knoll" is commonly found in U.S. public school names largely because of its connection to the landscape and local geography. A "knoll" refers to a small, rounded hill, and many schools are often built in or around areas with natural topographical features, adopting names that reflect their surroundings. Historically, naming schools after local geographic features has been a tradition meant to foster a sense of place and community identity, helping students feel connected to their environment. Additionally, the word "knoll" evokes an image of calm, elevated spaces, which can symbolize aspiration and growth-qualities that resonate with educational values and goals. As a result, "knoll" is a word that can both ground a school in its local context and inspire students with its positive connotations.

Alabama (2)

California (12)

Colorado (1)

District of Columbia (1)

Georgia (2)

Hawaii (1)

Illinois (4)

Massachusetts (1)

Maryland (7)

Michigan (3)

Minnesota (1)

North Carolina (1)

New Jersey (7)

New York (3)

Ohio (3)

Pennsylvania (1)

South Carolina (5)

South Dakota (1)

Texas (2)

Virginia (2)

Washington (1)

Wisconsin (1)

West Virginia (1)

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