There are 122 schools in the USA with the word olive in the name.

The word "olive" is commonly found in U.S. public school names largely due to historical and geographic factors. In many parts of the United States, especially in California and the southern regions, olive trees have been a significant feature of the landscape since the 18th and 19th centuries, when Spanish settlers introduced them to the area. Communities often name schools after prominent local landmarks or natural features to foster a sense of place and reflect regional heritage. Additionally, the olive tree has long been a symbol of peace, wisdom, and growth, which makes it an appealing choice for educational institutions aiming to instill these values in students. The use of "olive" in school names, therefore, reflects both the physical environment and the aspirational ideals that communities wish to promote within their schools.

Alabama (6)

Arkansas (1)

California (32)

Colorado (1)

Connecticut (2)

Delaware (1)

Florida (3)

Georgia (3)

Iowa (1)

Illinois (10)

Indiana (1)

Kansas (2)

Kentucky (2)

Louisiana (1)

Massachusetts (4)

Maryland (1)

Michigan (3)

Minnesota (1)

Mississippi (6)

Montana (1)

North Carolina (3)

New Hampshire (1)

New Jersey (5)

New York (6)

Ohio (1)

Oklahoma (3)

Oregon (1)

Pennsylvania (2)

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Tennessee (4)

Texas (5)

Virginia (4)

Wisconsin (2)

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