Lower Manhattan skyline with One World Trade Center viewed from Governors Island

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Schools in United States

Schools in United States, city by city

51 schools in United States, in 19 cities. New York (9), Houston (5) and Miami (4) hold 35% of them between them.

51schools
19cities
4languages
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Showing all 19 cities.

Cities51 in 19 cities

Lower Manhattan skyline with One World Trade Center viewed from Governors IslandNew YorkUnited States9schoolsOf all schools in United States9 of 5118% Downtown Houston skyscrapers glowing in golden evening light above the green treeline of Buffalo BayouHoustonUnited States5schoolsOf all schools in United States5 of 5110% Downtown Miami skyline viewed from Biscayne Bay under blue skyMiamiUnited States4schoolsOf all schools in United States4 of 518% Portland skyline at sunset from the Eastbank Esplanade, with Hawthorne Bridge and Willamette RiverPortlandUnited States4schoolsOf all schools in United States4 of 518% Boston skyline across the Charles River on a bright summer dayBostonUnited States3schoolsOf all schools in United States3 of 516% Aerial view of the Chicago skyline with Willis Tower, Grant Park, and Lake MichiganChicagoUnited States3schoolsOf all schools in United States3 of 516% The downtown New Orleans skyline of high-rise towers glowing under a pink dusk skyNew OrleansUnited States3schoolsOf all schools in United States3 of 516% Seattle downtown skyline and Elliott Bay seen from the Space Needle on a sunny daySeattleUnited States3schoolsOf all schools in United States3 of 516% The downtown Atlanta skyline under a clear blue sky, seen looking down the freeway from the Jackson Street BridgeAtlantaUnited States2schoolsOf all schools in United States2 of 514% Aerial daytime view of Austin, Texas skyline with Lady Bird Lake in the foregroundAustinUnited States2schoolsOf all schools in United States2 of 514% Downtown Los Angeles skyline with snow-capped San Gabriel Mountains in the backgroundLos AngelesUnited States2schoolsOf all schools in United States2 of 514% San Diego downtown skyline seen from Coronado Island with purple flowers in the foreground and San Diego BaySan DiegoUnited States2schoolsOf all schools in United States2 of 514% The Golden Gate Bridge with the San Francisco downtown skyline behind it, viewed from Hawk Hill at blue hourSan FranciscoUnited States2schoolsOf all schools in United States2 of 514% A wide daytime view of Washington D.C. with the Washington Monument and the domed Jefferson Memorial rising above the cityWashington D.C.United States2schoolsOf all schools in United States2 of 514% The Dallas downtown skyline silhouetted against a warm orange and gold dusk skyDallasUnited States1schoolOf all schools in United States1 of 512% Denver skyline with Rocky Mountains in backgroundDenverUnited States1schoolOf all schools in United States1 of 512% The Philadelphia skyline at dusk reflected in the Schuylkill River, with a moon rising over the lit downtown towersPhiladelphiaUnited States1schoolOf all schools in United States1 of 512% Downtown Phoenix, Arizona skyline lit up at nightPhoenixUnited States1schoolOf all schools in United States1 of 512% The Palace of the Governors on the plaza at Santa FeSanta FeUnited States1schoolOf all schools in United States1 of 512%

By language

One language is recorded often enough in United States to have a page of its own.

Where these came from

These schools come from 3 sources, led by aefe.gouv.fr (37), educacion.gob.es (8) and auslandsschulwesen.de (6).

Every one of these sits on an official list, published by a body with nothing to sell.

Questions

How many schools does this page cover in United States?
51, across 19 cities. Each one is on a published list we link to.
Which city in United States has the most?
New York, with 9. New York (9), Houston (5) and Miami (4) together hold 35% of what we list in the country.
Are these the only schools in United States?
No. These are the ones whose working language a published source states, which is a much smaller set than the ones that exist. A city missing here is a gap in what has been published, not evidence that nobody teaches there.