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ALL STUDENT PARKING IS BY PERMIT ONLY
Seniors: Student parking at Masconomet is limited, by permit only, and restricted to seniors who are in good standing. During school hours, students may only park in designated student parking spaces. In order to receive a parking permit, seniors must submit a completed parking permit application form, related documents, and fee. The fee is $150.00 for the full school year, as established by the school committee.
Submission & Payment: Completed parking permit applications must be submitted in person by the student to the Security Office. The date and time for the release of senior parking permits will be communicated to the senior class prior to the start of the school year. Permits will be available for pickup on a date to be determined in August. Permits will be accepted from seniors on a rolling basis as long as space remains available. Payment may be made by cash, check or money order. Check/money orders should be made payable to Masconomet Regional School District. Please note PARKING and the STUDENT NAME/ID# on the check or money order.
Juniors: We do our best to accommodate as many students as possible. However, please note, junior parking permits are not guaranteed.
Availability of permits for a limited number of juniors is normally determined in or about late October, after the majority of seniors have obtained their permits. If permits are available, juniors will receive communication about the process at that time. Selection will be done randomly. If it is determined there is not enough space to release any junior parking permits, this will be re-assessed when the seniors go on internship in April.
Masconomet does not permit sophomore parking during school hours.
There are no exceptions for athletics, clubs or other activities.
School Administration reserves the right to rescind parking privileges for serious violations which include, but are not limited to:
- Student leaves campus without proper dismissal or authority.
- Any forgery or misuse of a parking permit.
- Excessive parking violations (5 or more)
- Impairment and/or any drug or alcohol violations.
- Excessive demerits, disciplinary action and/or being placed on Social Probation
Students must also comply with the following rules. Failure to do so could result in loss of parking privileges;
- Students must obey all posted traffic & parking signage and operate in a safe manner at all times while on school property.
- Students are responsible to lock and secure their vehicle daily after parking.
- Students will not be allowed to go to their car during the school day without proper permission. This includes lunch and study periods.
VIOLATIONS: All parking fines are $30.00 and posted to the student’s account as an obligation.
APPEALS: A student may appeal a parking violation within 3 school days of the date of issue.
Appeals must be made by the student and in person. First to the Director of Safety and Security, then depending on the outcome of the first appeal to the High School Principal whose decision is final.
TOWING: Cars are subject to towing at the owner’s expense after the first violation. Cars may be towed due to excessive violations (5 or more) or if a student drives after privileges have been rescinded.
LOST/STOLEN PERMIT: Lost/stolen permits are to be reported immediately to the Director of Security. A fee of $10.00 will be assessed if a replacement permit is needed.
BLACKOUT/NO PARKING DATES:
Blackout/No Parking Dates may apply. Parking fine is doubled to $60.00 and may result in tow at owner’s expense. A blackout date parking violation may also result in permanent loss of parking privileges.
Special Note:
- Students who fail to display their permit or fail to park in the student lot are subject to a violation.
- Parking permits must hang and be displayed properly facing out to windshield and clearly visible.
- Students may not cover, decorate, block or obstruct their parking permit in anyway.
- Refunds will only be made if a student transfers out of the Masconomet School District.
- Student vehicles are subject to search by a school official if there is reasonable suspicion to believe that drugs, alcohol, stolen property or other prohibited items are present in the vehicle.