SchooLinks

Parents already use Parent Portal to stay connected with attendance, grades, and registration. You can also explore the Course Planner tool in SchooLinks — available in the Parent Portal alerts section or directly at schoolinks.com.

This tool gives you greater visibility into your student’s middle or high school personalized-course plan. You can review it, sign it digitally, and even download copies for your records.

FWISD counselors work closely with every student to provide a personalized path for success. With the Course Planner tool, parents and guardians can see that work in action — supporting academic, career, and college readiness goals.

It’s essentially your student’s roadmap to graduation and beyond. A personalized course plan:

• Lays out the classes your student will take in middle or high school.
• Ensures graduation requirements are met.
• Helps students explore career pathways, college readiness, and scholarships.
• Is reviewed annually with a counselor.

Students collaborate with counselors to create realistic, goal-driven plans.

• Parents/Guardians are encouraged to review, sign (January 2026), and stay engaged with those plans and send feedback to counselors within the tool.
• Your visibility, feedback, and support make a real difference in keeping students on track.

Digital signatures will be requested by January 2026, but you can get familiar with the process now.

1. Visit app.schoolinks.com to access the SchooLinks login page.  
2. Sign in using one of the options below: 
   1. Click Login with Google if the email you have on file with FWISD is a Google account. 
   2. Click Forgot Password, enter the email you have on file with FWISD, then follow the email instructions to create a password.

       

   3. Once logged in, click the My students tab at the top to view the associated students determined by your district.

Click on a student’s name to view their casefile. From the casefile you can see your student’s assessment results, review course plans, reach out to their counselor, and more!  

For questions about your student’s plan, contact their school counselor.