Parking and Traffic

Parking is a privilege afforded to students who apply and meet the eligibility requirements for driving/parking.  Parking permits are issued for the school year.  Applications are made available through the Athletic Office for a window of time preceding the school year. The fee is $100 for a full year parking pass.  All student debts must be cleared before attaining a parking pass.   Parking passes may not be sold and/or transferred to any other student.  Any student who violates the Parking Agreement may have their parking privileges revoked.  

Questions regarding parking passes should be directed to Mr. Justin Pyles, Assistant Athletic Director.

Temporary parking permits are for juniors and seniors who do not currently hold a parking pass.  A doctor’s appointment during the school day is considered an acceptable reason for a temporary parking pass.  There are no exceptions for freshman and sophomore students; parents/guardians must plan accordingly, especially for medical appointments.  An eligible student seeking a temporary parking permit must apply in the main office and receive permission at least one day prior to the day they will drive to school.   Any students who drive to school without receiving administrative approval will receive a disciplinary consequence and risk their vehicle being towed. Repeated violations may result in permanent revocation of permission to park on campus.  Vehicles illegally parked may be tagged, ticketed, or towed at the owner’s expense. 

The parking permit must be attached to the rear-view mirror on the student’s vehicle and clearly visible when it is parked in the school parking lot.  Driving/parking permits may not be transferred to another student’s vehicle.  Only drivers listed on the approved application may drive/park the vehicle on school property.  Violations of any of these rules may result in loss of parking/driving privileges. Reckless driving, speeding, discourteous behavior, unauthorized driving of vehicles off campus during the school day, or horseplay involving student vehicles will not be tolerated. Drivers are responsible for the behavior of the passengers in their vehicle.  Any of the above behavior will result in the revoking of the driving/parking privilege and other disciplinary action for anyone in the vehicle. The High School Administration may revoke driving/parking privileges as a disciplinary consequence for repeated tardiness to school and other non-driving offenses.