Transportation and Parking

By issuance of a permit, the Bellevue School District and/or your high school do not assume liability for any property damage to any private automobile parked on its property. The owner-operator(s) of all private vehicles accepts responsibility for their own property and agrees they are parking at their own risk.

Vehicles must be operated in a safe and legal manner on campus. Because it is necessary to maintain emergency and business access to the campus, cars blocking fire lanes, emergency exits, delivery areas, bus, handicap or motorcycle zone, etc., will be towed and/or driver fined, and parking privileges removed.

Please Note: High School administrators have the right to search your vehicle upon request if it is on high school property. The vehicles are also subject to random sweeps by canine units trained in detecting illegal substances.

Once the application is processed, the student will be notified via TEAMS and the fee will be added to the student account to be paid online or at the accountant’s window. Permits are issued in numerical order based on compact/full size. Passes will be available throughout the year as students earn their license or until the lot is full.  

Student parking areas are open to all students with valid parking permits. During the hours 6:30am-4:00pm all staff and visitor parking areas are off limits to students. Additional restrictions in staff areas may occur during school events. 

SHS Parking Policy

Parking citations carry a minimum $20 fine. Depending upon the severity and/or frequency, parking citations could result in the temporary or permanent loss of parking privileges. Citations will be issued for the following:

• Parking without a valid and visible permit. All parking permits must be clearly displayed inside on the front windshield. 
• Improper parking of vehicle. This includes not parking properly in the stall (taking more than one place or blocking accessibility), parking in restricted areas (fire lanes, bus lanes, handicap only, staff or visitor parking areas, the bus turn-around area, grass, etc.), or not parking in an assigned parking area. 
• Moving violation (speeding, unsafe driving, or misuse of vehicle). The speed limit in the parking lots is 10 MPH. 
• Falsification, misrepresentation, reselling or possession of another student‘s parking permit. Falsification or forgery of a permit may result in additional discipline. 
• Parking in a handicap space without a valid and visible state handicap parking permit – and risk a $250 ticket and impound from the police department.

Depending upon the severity and or frequency of the infractions, additional penalties up to and including the temporary or permanent loss of parking privileges as well as additional disciplinary consequences may apply. 

For students with more than two ticket violations, parents may be contacted. Repeat violators may be towed at the owner‘s expense. 

If you wish to dispute a parking ticket you receive, you must do so with the parking supervisor within five (5) days. No changes will be made for tickets older than five school days. Disputing a parking ticket does not necessarily result in a reduction or elimination of the fine imposed. 

Parking fines must be paid by the end of each quarter or the parking permit may be revoked until the parking fines are paid. No reimbursement will be given if the parking permit is revoked. 

Students will be allowed to replace a lost or stolen parking permit once at a cost of $20.00 this also includes WANIC passes. The original permit will be voided and a new permit issued. If your permit is stolen, notify the parking attendant. Students may not borrow, loan or resell parking permits to other students. Parking privileges may be suspended or revoked for these acts and additional fees and discipline. 

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