School Parking Regulations
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Permits
All students who bring vehicles to school are required to purchase parking permits. Permits are valid for the current academic year, and the first permit costs $25 per student. To obtain a permit, students must present the following to the front office:
- A completed permit application form
- A copy of proof of insurance
- The $25 fee
Payment can be made online or via checks addressed to WISD. Checks must include the driver’s license number and contact phone numbers.
The sale or transfer of parking permits between students or to other vehicles is strictly prohibited. Permit tags must be affixed to the driver’s side window of the vehicle.
Parking Permit Application Make Payment for Parking Permit Online
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Guidelines
- Parking in fire lanes, handicapped spaces without a permit, loading zones, traffic lanes, or driveways is strictly prohibited.
- Vehicles must be parked within designated spaces and should not be backed into spaces.
- Students must park in a manner that does not block or damage other vehicles.
- Students may only use the designated student parking lot or overflow areas. Unauthorized access to other WHS parking lots is prohibited.
- Upon arriving on campus, students must park their vehicles, unload all occupants, and proceed directly into the building.
- Loitering in the parking areas is not permitted.
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Vocational Students
Students attending vocational classes must use the graveled parking lot located east of the Vocational Building. These regulations apply equally to area students.
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Prohibited Activities
Loud radios, modified mufflers, unwarranted horn blowing, or other disruptive noises are not permitted. Smoking, tobacco use, and alcohol consumption are strictly prohibited on campus, including in parking lots. Students must dispose of trash in designated litter barrels, as littering is not allowed. Violators of these rules may face disciplinary actions, including suspension of parking privileges.
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Disciplinary Measures
Students leaving campus without written permission from the school will be subject to disciplinary measures, including potential loss of parking privileges. School authorities may revoke parking permits or suspend parking privileges for repeated violations. No refunds will be issued for revoked permits. Disciplinary procedures will be applied for all parking lot violations.
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Accidents on Property
If involved in an accident on school property, immediately report the incident to a Security Officer or the principal. Leaving the scene of an accident may result in charges for a hit-and-run offense.
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Retention of Rules
Students are advised to keep a copy of these regulations for future reference. Compliance with these rules is mandatory to maintain parking privileges on school property.