Located in the east Fort Lauderdale, Fort Lauderdale High School is part of the Broward County Public School System and serves over 2,900 students.
Schedules
Daily classes operate on an A/B block schedule. This means that students are enrolled for seven academic classes and one “study hall”. Periods 1-4 meet on A days, while periods 5-8 meet on B days. The days alternate and each period lasts approximately 90 minutes.
Academic Programs
The school offers a conventional high school program complete with regular, honors and AP classes. Additionally, it is home to two magnet programs, Cambridge AICE and Pre-law and Public Affairs. Students looking at these programs must apply for acceptance.
After School Activities
After school activities include both clubs and athletics. The students, whose mascot is the Flying L, have the option to pursue activities that that align with their interests. Clubs include color guard, band and animal rights. Athletics are also important to the school and student-athletes compete in 14 sports on the varsity and junior varsity levels.
Feeder Schools
Portions of the student populations attending Parkway and Sunrise Middle Schools feed into Fort Lauderdale High. The schools work closely together to ensure a smooth transition including academics and activities. Additionally, students throughout the county can apply to and attend the magnet programs.
For more information regarding Fort Lauderdale High School visit their website.