Student Parking Policy
The school is not responsible for any theft of, damage, or vandalism to a vehicle
while on school property. A student parks at his/her own risk and parent(s) hereby agree that the use of the parking lot is at the student’s and parent’s own risk. Drivers
must exercise caution at all times and observe the campus speed limit of 10 miles
per hour or lower as posted. SHOW COURTESY TO PEDESTRIANS AT ALL TIMES.
Student parking is permitted in UNNUMBERED spaces in the north and south parking lots.
Students may not park in the numbered spaces reserved for the faculty and staff from
6:00 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Parking along curbs or in other than lined parking spaces is
prohibited. First time violations for students with permits will be subject to a fine of $10.00. Second violations result in a fine of $15.00 and further parking privileges may be withdrawn. All moving violations carry a $20.00 fine. Any student without a parking permit will be fined $50.00 each time they are ticketed. Students who drive to school and park their vehicles on the school campus are expected to abide by all State and school traffic regulations at all times.
School officials who have established reasonable suspicion that dangerous, illegal or unauthorized materials are present may search a vehicle on campus. The school will try to contact the student/owner prior to the search, but may conduct searches without notice, consent, or a search warrant. All student cars parked in the school parking lot during the school day must display a parking decal available from the Assistant Principal’s secretary.
To obtain a parking permit, the student must show:
His/her driver’s license.
Proof of financial responsibility for each car as required by law. Parking permits are not transferable.
The cost is $30.00 per semester and is non-refundable.
Students driving more than one vehicle to campus will be charged an additional $5.00 per vehicle for parking permits. This fee is in addition to the $60.00 annual parking fee. It is recommended that all household vehicles be listed at the time of registration to avoid the issuance of parking fines and/or the booting of your vehicle.
A pro-rated fee is available for students who receive a permit after school has begun. Student vehicles that do not display a permit will be "booted and fined." A second such offense may result in the vehicle being towed at owner’s expense and a loss of parking privileges.
Unauthorized transfer of a parking permit will result in loss of parking privileges on campus, plus an assessment of a $50.00 fee.
If a student arrives on campus and there are no available spaces due to special activities on campus that day, the student should report to the Assistant Principal’s office for directions on where to park. However, if a student parks illegally, he will receive a ticket.