There are 62 schools in the USA with the word phillip in the name.

The word "Phillip" is commonly found in U.S. public school names due to its historical association with notable figures in American education and history. Many schools are named after Philip or Phillip, such as Philip II of Spain, who was an early European figure connected to the colonization of the Americas, or more often, after prominent local leaders, philanthropists, or educators named Phillip who contributed to the establishment or advancement of education in their communities. Additionally, the tradition of naming schools after individuals is a way to honor their legacy and inspire students by connecting them to notable contributions from the past. Geographic factors also play a role, as schools often bear the names of founders or important residents in a region, helping to preserve local heritage. This practice reflects a broader cultural tendency in the United States to use school names as a means of recognizing community history and instilling a sense of identity and pride among students.

Alabama (4)

Arkansas (1)

California (9)

Colorado (1)

Delaware (1)

Florida (3)

Iowa (1)

Illinois (1)

Kansas (3)

Kentucky (2)

Louisiana (2)

Massachusetts (1)

Maryland (1)

Maine (1)

Missouri (1)

North Carolina (4)

New Jersey (5)

New York (2)

Ohio (1)

Oklahoma (1)

Pennsylvania (3)

Texas (3)

Virginia (5)

Wisconsin (6)

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