There are 9 schools in the USA with the word lowndes in the name.

The word "Lowndes" is commonly found in U.S. public school names because it often refers to counties or regions named after prominent historical figures, such as William Jones Lowndes, a notable U.S. congressman from South Carolina in the early 19th century. Many counties in Southern states, such as Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi, were named in his honor due to his significant influence during the period of westward expansion and state formation. As public schools are frequently named after the counties or communities they serve, the presence of "Lowndes" reflects a geographic connection to these areas. Over time, the use of the name in school titles has become a way to honor local heritage and maintain a sense of regional history within the educational system. This tradition underscores the lasting impact of early American leaders and regional identity in public education.

Alabama (3)

Georgia (2)

Mississippi (4)

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