There are 22 schools in the USA with the word meadowlark in the name.

The word "meadowlark" is commonly found in U.S. public school names because the meadowlark is a native songbird often associated with wide open spaces, prairies, and natural beauty in many regions of the country. Historically, the bird has been celebrated for its distinctive, cheerful song and is recognized as the state bird in several states, such as Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oregon, and Wyoming, which adds to its regional significance. Naming schools after local flora and fauna reflects a desire to instill a sense of place and connection to the natural environment among students, while also fostering local pride. Additionally, the meadowlark represents qualities such as optimism, new beginnings, and the joy of learning, which align with the values that educational institutions strive to promote.

California (1)

Colorado (2)

Illinois (1)

Kansas (4)

Missouri (1)

Montana (3)

North Carolina (2)

North Dakota (1)

Nebraska (1)

Utah (1)

Wyoming (5)

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