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Broward board gives superintendent three months to pursue land‑sale offers; Broward Health says it will match asking price
Summary
Facing competing proposals for a surplus Parkland site, the board directed the superintendent to continue negotiations and return with firm offers within roughly three months. Broward Health said it will match the board’s asking price and accommodate Eagles Haven space and internships; Baptist Health submitted a separate unsolicited higher offer.
The School Board of Broward County on Tuesday directed the superintendent to pursue negotiated offers for a surplus 10.14‑acre parcel in Parkland and return to the board with results within about three months.
Broward Health told the board its executives would match the district’s asking price and expressed willingness to provide on‑site space and continuing internship opportunities for students; the health system also proposed dedicating roughly 6,500 square feet (school estimate) for Eagles Haven programming if the district structures the occupancy appropriately.
Baptist Health separately submitted an unsolicited $14 million offer, according to board members, and asked not to be excluded from the…
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