There are 5 schools in the USA with the word lafollette in the name.

The word "LaFollette" is commonly found in U.S. public school names due to its association with influential political figures, particularly Robert M. La Follette, Sr., a prominent progressive-era governor and U.S. senator from Wisconsin. Known for his advocacy of reforms in education, labor rights, and government transparency, La Follette became a symbol of public service and progressive values, inspiring communities to honor his legacy by naming schools after him. His impact on American politics extended beyond Wisconsin, as he championed causes that resonated nationwide, especially in the realm of public education and civic responsibility. Naming schools "LaFollette" reflects a desire to highlight ideals such as integrity, academic excellence, and engaged citizenship in the educational environment. This tradition also fosters local pride and historical awareness, connecting students and communities to the broader narrative of American reform and democratic participation.

Tennessee (3)

Wisconsin (2)

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