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25/26 Parking Permits

To ensure a safe and organized campus, we want to remind everyone that parking permits are required to park at the school. Our staff regularly monitors the lot to ensure all vehicles display a valid permit.

Please Note: All available individual permits for the current school year have been issued. The only permits that are available are for carpools.

There are only 10 CARPOOL permits available. When they are gone the application will close.

Enforcement Process

If a vehicle is found without a visible permit, staff will document the license plate and review security footage (or monitor the lot after school) to identify the student.

The following consequences apply for parking violations:

Violation Consequences
First Offense
  • Office meeting to review expectations
  • $20 Parking fine (payable via SchoolPay)
  • Wednesday detention
Second & Third Offense
  • $30 Parking fine (payable via SchoolPay)
  • Wednesday detention
  • Email notification sent to family
After Three Tickets
  • $30 Parking fine (payable via SchoolPay)
  • Wednesday detention
  • Vehicle immobilization: A wheel boot will be applied. It is $40 to remove the boot (payable via SchoolPay).
  • Instructions for removal will be left on the windshield.

Looking Ahead: Carpooling

Since our lot is currently at capacity, carpooling is the best way to ensure a ride to school. We are excited to announce that our plan for the 2026-2027 school year includes specific incentives for students who carpool!

Thank you for helping us keep our parking lot safe and efficient for everyone.

All available student parking permits have been issued for the 2023-2024 school year. Each year we receive more applications for student parking permits that we have spaces available. No additional student parking permits will be issued for this school year.

Important Reminders:

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Under Construction

Please note: We are in the process of updating our faculty directory over the summer and thus some information may be out of date.