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How do I access the parent portal?

Parent Portal is accessible through any web browser, as well as through a mobile app. Students can access their own class information, while parents can create a single account that enables them to view the progress of multiple children, even if they attend different schools.

Who is Duncan Fletcher High School named after?

Duncan U. Fletcher High School first opened on September 20, 1937. It is named for the Senator who has the longest serving record in Florida’s history for the U.S. Senate, from 1908-1936. The high school moved into the current building on Seagate Avenue in 1964, and the original building was then used as Fletcher Junior High.

Our Vision

To become famous for the provision of well resourced educational services in safe and suitable premises where there is active partnership between users and providers and in which the views of the client and staff are highly valued.

Per Scientiam Ad Virtutem

Discover the History behind Fletcher High School and what makes us great.

What is the Parent Portal?

Students may use Parent Portal to stay on top of their grades and assignments; parents may use the Portal to review their child's attendance, grades and assignments, school bulletins and messages from the teacher. Teachers may also use Parent Portal to communicate directly with parents about student progress.

How does Parent Portal work?

Parent Portal is accessible through any web browser, as well as through a mobile app. Students can access their own class information, while parents can create a single account that enables them to view the progress of multiple children, even if they attend different schools.