There are 31 schools in the USA with the word broward in the name.

The word "Broward" is commonly found in U.S. public school names primarily because of the significance of Broward County, a large and populous county located in southeastern Florida. Named after Napoleon Bonaparte Broward, a former governor of Florida known for his efforts to develop the region, the county has played an important role in the state's history, particularly in relation to infrastructure, education, and economic growth. As the county grew in population and size, local school districts chose to include "Broward" in the names of public schools to reflect the community's identity and heritage. Additionally, using the county name helps create a sense of unity and belonging among residents, reinforcing the connection between the schools and the area they serve. This naming tradition is a common practice across the United States as a way to honor influential local figures and represent regional pride.

Florida (31)

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