Naugatuck High School Student Parking 2008-2009

Application, Rules & Regulations

Highlighted areas are particularly important. Please pay special attention to these areas. An application for parking is available as a pdf download and is located at the bottom of this page.

Parking Overview

The issuance of a student-parking permit is a privilege offered by the school. Students that apply for the permit will be given a list of rules, regulations and requirements that must be followed. The cost of a parking permit is fifty dollars per marking period. There are four marking periods during the school year.

1. The first fifty dollars for Marking Period 1 must be paid when you submit the completed parking application. This must be done no later than August 22, 2008.

2. This fee will be returned to any student who does not receive a parking spot.

3. To maintain the parking permit for each marking period thereafter, subsequent payments must be made five days prior to the dates specified below for Marking Periods 2, 3 and 4.

4. If payment is not made by the specified date, you may lose your parking spot.

5. Payment will only be accepted for one marking period at a time. There shall be no prepayment for more than one marking period at a time.

2008-2009

Payment 1, Marking Period 1 – August 27, 2008 Payment 2, Marking Period 2 – October 31, 2008

Payment 3, Marking Period 3 – January 26, 2009 Payment 4, Marking Period 4 – April 6, 2009

Parking Lottery

Seniors who have passed all 4 areas of CAPT will not have to participate in the lottery. These students will be guaranteed a parking space only after all of the above documentation are received and approved, along with the first $50.00 installment fee. The three additional payments will be due prior to the beginning of each marking period.

If there are more applicants than can be accommodated, a parking lottery will be held in August. Only seniors in good standing, who have submitted the completed parking application and first fifty dollar payment, will be eligible to participate in the lottery. Names will be drawn at random until all parking spaces are assigned. A parking tag will then be issued. This tag must be displayed in the vehicle at all times when parked on school grounds.

A student in good standing pertains to those seniors who have passed all of their academic classes, have attained a minimum of sixteen credits and have no school suspensions. Applications may be obtained from the Main Office starting June 9, 2008.

Requirements

The Class of 2009 student parking lottery will determine which members of that class will receive an assigned parking space for the 2008-2009 school year. To be eligible for the lottery, the following must be submitted prior to the lottery drawing on August 22, 2008.

1. A Copy of your final 2007-2008 report card that indicates you are a member in good standing and have earned 16 or more credits. Anticipated credits for community service, work, etc. cannot be counted.

2. A Copy of your valid Connecticut driver’s license.

3. A Copy of the motor vehicle registration for the vehicle you will use during the 2008-2009 school year. This vehicle must be used on a daily basis unless a legitimate reason not to do so arises. In such cases the Director of Security shall be notified and a copy of the alternate vehicle registration must be supplied. Make sure the marker plate number is legible on the copy you submit.

4. The completed Student Parking Application along with the first installment fee of $50.00.

You must make photocopies of your own required information. Naugatuck High School will not make copies for you.

Once the above requirements are met and your application has been received and approved, your name will be added to the lottery. Students may submit applications to Edward Bozenski, Director of Security, from August 14, 2008 to August 22, 2008. Completed applications and payment should be placed in a sealed envelope with the student’s name, type of payment (cash, check or money order) and phone number written on the front.

All applications must be received by 12:00 noon on August 22^rd. Students do not have to be present the day of the lottery drawing. Students will be called prior to the first day of school and informed of their parking space number. They can pick up their parking tag in the security office upon notification of their space number or on the first day of school. If a student does not renew their parking space, they must return their parking tag to the Director of Security.

Rules and Regulations

Please familiarize yourself with the following school parking rules:

1. To qualify for school parking, a student must drive to school everyday and be a senior in good standing.

2. Students who have excessive discipline referrals and/or attendance issues will have their parking privilege revoked and forfeit the remaining balance of their payment for that marking period.

3. The student’s vehicle must be parked in the assigned space and display the issued Parking Tag. The permit is non-transferable as are the assigned parking spaces.

4. Traffic patterns, speed limits and safe, courteous driving principles will be strictly enforced and violations could lead to a non-refundable, parking revocation.

5. If you are an early dismissal student, your early dismissal card must be carried with you at all times.

6. Students must pass four, full credit classes to retain their parking privilege.

7. Students that park on school grounds do so at their own risk. Naugatuck High School, the Naugatuck Public School District and its employees shall not be held liable for any damages, losses or thefts. Any student who operates or parks a vehicle on school grounds, whether registered to them or not, accepts responsibility for the vehicle and its contents.

8. Students assigned a parking space, which do not remain in good standing, will have there parking privileges and space revoked and will forfeit the remaining balance for that marking period.

9. A student that leaves school grounds in their car without administrative approval will lose their parking privilege.

10. Any student vehicle that is parked on school property during school hours, without an assigned a parking space or proper authorization, will either be booted or towed at the student/owner’s expense.

Attachments:

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Student Parking Application