There are 107 schools in the USA with the word mckinley in the name.

The word "McKinley" is commonly found in the names of U.S. public schools as a tribute to William McKinley, the 25th President of the United States. McKinley is remembered for his leadership during the Spanish-American War and for guiding the nation through important economic changes at the end of the nineteenth century. Naming schools after significant national figures is a longstanding tradition in the United States, reflecting an effort to honor those who have made notable contributions to the country's history and public life. This practice serves not only to commemorate historical figures but also to inspire students by connecting them to the ideals and achievements of American leaders. As a result, many schools adopted the name "McKinley" during the early twentieth century, a period when commemorating presidential legacies was particularly popular.

California (28)

Colorado (2)

Connecticut (1)

District of Columbia (2)

Hawaii (1)

Iowa (4)

Illinois (9)

Indiana (3)

Kansas (2)

Louisiana (3)

Michigan (1)

Minnesota (4)

Missouri (2)

Montana (1)

North Dakota (2)

New Jersey (5)

New Mexico (2)

New York (4)

Ohio (11)

Oklahoma (3)

Oregon (2)

Pennsylvania (4)

South Dakota (2)

Utah (1)

Washington (1)

Wisconsin (6)

West Virginia (1)

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