Still, they did not want to name the school after him.

Washington was named the best public school in the district.

Then in 1978, he was named the school's third ever head men's basketball coach.

As a result the competition to name the school was fierce.

A contest was announced for members of the community to name the new school.

The candidate in question had been teaching at another university, although people familiar with the dispute would not name the school.

While the school was being built, the district held a vote of future students on what to name the school.

Cornwall was named the first public high school in Jamaica.

Many of them said it would be better and less controversial to name the school after the fruit that helped build the city: the orange.

The decision to name the school after the king was taken by the government of Poland on November 22, 1919.