There are 679 schools in the USA with the word line in the name.

The word "line" is commonly found in U.S. public school names for several reasons rooted in history, geography, and local culture. Historically, many communities developed around key transportation routes such as railroad lines or important roads, which often served as significant landmarks or boundaries for school districts. Geographically, the term "line" can reference borders between counties, townships, or neighborhoods, signifying that a school serves students from both sides of a dividing line. Culturally, schools named with "line" often reflect the area's heritage by honoring significant local features or events related to those lines, such as migration routes or historical demarcations. In this way, the word "line" in a school's name embodies a connection to the local community's past and its physical or social boundaries, providing a sense of identity and place.

Alabama (5)

Arkansas (10)

Arizona (86)

California (46)

Colorado (34)

Connecticut (3)

District of Columbia (1)

Delaware (2)

Florida (16)

Georgia (3)

Iowa (7)

Idaho (23)

Illinois (8)

Indiana (14)

Kansas (12)

Kentucky (3)

Louisiana (10)

Massachusetts (6)

Maryland (3)

Maine (2)

Michigan (21)

Minnesota (127)

Missouri (13)

Montana (3)

North Carolina (3)

Nebraska (1)

New Hampshire (3)

New Jersey (3)

New Mexico (4)

Nevada (5)

New York (10)

Ohio (36)

Oklahoma (3)

Oregon (12)

Pennsylvania (14)

South Carolina (3)

South Dakota (4)

Tennessee (6)

Texas (37)

Utah (22)

Virginia (6)

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Washington (40)

Wisconsin (6)

West Virginia (1)

Wyoming (1)

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