1. All vehicles driven to school must be registered with the school and must properly display the appropriate permit. The driving permit is in the form of a decal which must be displayed from the rearview mirror ensuring all information is visible from outside of the vehicle.

2. Parking is strictly limited to the designated parking area.

3. Students are not permitted to remain in their vehicle or loiter in the parking lot at any time.

4. School buses have the right-of-way and students shall not hinder their entrance and exit from school property.

5. The speed limit on school property is 20 miles per hour.

6. There will be no speeding, or any form of reckless driving, on the school grounds.

7. Vehicle regulations are strictly enforced. It is considered a privilege to drive to school. Suspension of driving privileges, towing and/or impounding of vehicles, and/or suspension from school may occur when violations of regulations occur.

8. Students are to report changes in vehicle or license numbers to Student Services, Room 1103.

9. The use of seat belts is a state law.

10. Students who exercise the privilege of driving, riding, or parking a private vehicle on school property are subject to a search of that vehicle upon reasonable suspicion that the vehicle contains unlawful material or material which violates school regulations. Refusal to cooperate with such a search will result in denial or driving privileges, possible reports to law enforcement officials and school discipline. Searches may include the assistance of K9 dogs trained to detect the presence of drugs.

11. Any student using another student’s parking permit or any permit registered to another vehicle is subject to the Student Discipline Code.

All drivers must be licensed and covered by insurance. The school is not responsible for the vehicle or its contents.

HB-343 Teen Driving Law (HB-343 is a STATE law):
Probationary driver license holders, under the age of 17, will not be permitted to operate a motor vehicle with more than one person who is not a family member in the vehicle, unless accompanied by the license holder’s parent, guardian, or legal custodian.

Students can expect to receive disciplinary action if they do not follow school rules and regulations. The school driving regulations are not difficult to follow, if good common sense is used by each individual.

A letter will be sent to the parent/guardian of any student who loses his/her driving rights for any reason. If continued infractions of driving regulations occur, the vehicle will be towed and stored at the expense of the owner.