There are 5 schools in the USA with the word matilda in the name.
The word "Matilda" commonly appears in U.S. public school names primarily due to its historical and cultural significance. The name Matilda has deep European roots and has been associated with strength and leadership, owing to historical figures such as Empress Matilda, a 12th-century English monarch. Many schools in the United States are named to honor influential women from local or national history, educators, or community leaders who bore the name Matilda and contributed to education or civil society. Additionally, naming schools after women like Matilda can be seen as a way to promote inclusivity and recognize the diverse contributions of women to American history and education. This practice helps instill a sense of community pride and provides students with role models from a variety of backgrounds.
California (1)
Matilda Torres High School in Madera, CAGeorgia (1)
Matilda Harris Elementary School in Kingsland, GANew York (1)
Matilda Avenue School (the) in Bronx, NYPennsylvania (1)
Port Matilda Elementary School in Port Matilda, PASouth Carolina (1)
Matilda F. Dunston Elementary School in North Charleston, SC
Information is generated using publicly accessible school-supplied data and may be inaccurate