Fletcher High School

Fletcher, Oklahoma is a small agricultural community located in the upper northeastern corner of Comanche County. Founded in 1902, the town was named after Fletcher Dodge, who generously donated half of his homestead for the establishment of the town. Over the years, Fletcher has thrived as an agricultural hub, with cotton gins, chicken hatcheries, and sweet potato houses contributing to the local economy. The town has also benefited from sporadic oil and gas activity, attracting residents seeking a small-town lifestyle while working in the nearby Lawton-Fort Sill area.

Despite its modest size, Fletcher has a rich history and a close-knit community. The town's population has experienced fluctuations over the years, with the number of residents peaking in 1980 due to the oil and gas industry. Several newspapers have served as sources of information for the townspeople, including the Fletcher Herald. Today, Fletcher Public Schools provide education to the local community, and various organizations and athletic programs offer opportunities for involvement and recreation. With its rural charm and proximity to larger cities, Fletcher offers a peaceful and welcoming environment for residents and visitors alike.

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