There are 14 schools in the USA with the word toro in the name.

The word "toro," which means "bull" in Spanish, is commonly found in U.S. public school names due to a combination of historical, geographic, and cultural influences. In regions with a significant Spanish or Mexican heritage, such as the Southwest and parts of California, "toro" reflects the area's linguistic history and honors the cultural connections to Spanish-speaking communities. The word may also reference local landmarks, former land grants, or ranches from the Spanish colonial or Mexican period, underscoring the lasting impact of early settlers and indigenous ranching traditions. Additionally, schools often adopt mascots or names symbolizing strength, resilience, and spirit, and "toro" serves as a fitting representation of these values. Through these school names, communities maintain a visible link to local history and celebrate their multicultural heritage.

California (6)

New York (1)

Ohio (2)

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Texas (1)

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