There are 155 schools in the USA with the word maple in the name.

The word "maple" is commonly found in U.S. public school names due to its association with the native maple tree, which is widespread across many regions of the country. Historically, communities often chose school names that reflected local natural features, and the presence of maple trees on or near school grounds made the name a fitting choice. Maple trees are also admired for their striking fall foliage and their symbolic connection to growth, strength, and resilience-qualities that schools hope to foster in their students. Additionally, the use of "maple" in school names can reflect a sense of local pride and a desire to create a welcoming, community-centered environment for students and families.

Alabama (1)

California (12)

Colorado (6)

Connecticut (2)

Delaware (1)

Florida (2)

Iowa (4)

Idaho (1)

Illinois (6)

Indiana (9)

Kentucky (1)

Louisiana (2)

Massachusetts (1)

Maryland (1)

Maine (1)

Michigan (11)

Minnesota (7)

Missouri (8)

North Dakota (4)

New Hampshire (5)

New Jersey (4)

New York (11)

Ohio (15)

Oklahoma (1)

Oregon (5)

Pennsylvania (8)

Tennessee (1)

Texas (3)

Utah (5)

Washington (8)

Wisconsin (9)

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