There are 10 schools in the USA with the word turkey in the name.

The word "turkey" is commonly found in U.S. public school names due to its historical and geographic significance in many regions. Early settlers and indigenous peoples frequently encountered wild turkeys across North America, making the bird an important symbol of local wildlife and history. Communities often adopt geographic features, such as Turkey Creek or Turkey Hill, in naming schools to reflect their connection to the local landscape. Additionally, these names can instill a sense of regional pride and heritage in students, linking the school identity to the local environment and cultural history. Over time, the use of "turkey" in school names has become a familiar way to celebrate and preserve community ties to a distinct aspect of American natural heritage.

Connecticut (1)

Florida (1)

Iowa (2)

Indiana (1)

Kentucky (1)

Massachusetts (1)

Oklahoma (1)

Pennsylvania (2)

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