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Students who wish to park in the Student Parking Lot must apply for a Parking Permit. Vehicles parked in the Student Parking Lot without a parking permit may be ticketed and towed at owner’s expense. Students are not allowed to park in the upper campus, Pool parking and the circle area.

 

To apply for a Parking Permit, please read, complete, sign the application below, and submit the following google form.

 

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

A. Parking Permits are issued to students with:

  • A valid CA Driver’s License: you must submit a copy of your driver license to Lori in addition to submitting this form.                   

  • A current car insurance policy                           

  • A current DMV Vehicle Registration

  • No outstanding fees.

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B.  Permits can be picked up during Brunch and Lunch from Lori. They will not be sold during class time.  Ticketing will begin on 10/01/2024.  Parking tickets will be $40.00 for the 1st offense, $50.00 for the 2nd offense, and $60.00 for the 3rd offense.

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C.  Students must have at least one year of experience on their license to transport other students to school.

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D. Lost or stolen Parking Permits must be reported to the campus supervisor within 48 hrs of the loss. Replacement passes may be obtained for $15.00.

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E. Soquel High School and the Santa Cruz City Schools District maintain no liability for injuries, danger, or theft incurred while using the Student Parking Lots. During the Brunch and Lunch periods, students may not sit in, loiter, or eat lunch in any of the parking areas or  Vehicles.

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F.  Students are not permitted to hang out in the Parking Lot during Brunch, Lunch, or non-class time.

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G. Parking Permits must be displayed inside the front windshield with the Permit number facing the front.

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H. Update the Application form as soon as you change car usage.

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I.  Automobiles are subject to search at any time.


 

LOSS OF PARKING PRIVILEGES (Fees non-refundable)

A student’s Parking Permit will be revoked for the remainder of the school year for any of the following reasons:

  • Lending a Parking Permit to another student. (Both the user of the Permit and the owner will lose the privilege of parking on campus.)

  • Using the Parking Permit on a vehicle not registered by the Parking Permit owner. The car could be towed!

  • Parking in an unauthorized area, including, but not limited to: 1. Staff parking Lots, 2. Fire Lanes, 3. Unpaved Areas, and 4. Handicap and Red Zones

  • Violation of California Vehicle Code Sections including, but not limited to, reckless driving, exhibition of speed, and other moving violations

  • Any drug or alcohol offense

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