Parking & Transportation

Student Parking at IHS.

Parking on campus is a privilege, not a right.  In order to park on campus, students must obtain a parking pass, register their vehicle and agree to abide by the Parking Expectations. They are then assigned a specific parking spot   and must park in that spot using the vehicle that they registered.  Only juniors and seniors are allowed to park on campus and a parking pass must be displayed at all times.  **Inglemoor does not have enough parking for the amount of students that want a spot**

Who can get a Parking Permit?

Juniors and Seniors that are eligible drivers with proof of insurance can purchase a pass.  Drivers must show proof of insurance and a current driver's license in order to receive a parking pass.  Inglemoor has extremly limited parking and is not able to offer parking spots to Sophmores at this time.

2022-23 Parking Permit Fee - $50

Space is Limited. Parking registration priority goes to:

1.  Running Start Students &WANIC (that do not have a NSD shuttle)

2. Seniors

3. Juniors

How do I get a Permit?   

Parking Spots are full for the 2022-2023 school year.  You may add your name to the waitlist in case any spots open up.

https://forms.gle/rZYNgrkUnXWyPamP6

 

 

Change of Parking pass need: 

If you no longer need a parking pass or will not be attending IHS, you must return your parking pass to the Campus Supervisor.

 

Student Parking Expectations:

Student parking on the Inglemor campus is a privilege. This privilege may be suspended or revoked for failure to meet IHS campus expectations, described in the student handbook, and/or failing to abide by the following guidelines.

Permit Visibility and Parking Spot:

Parking passes must be clearly displayed at all times while on campus or a ticket will be issued, and may only be used in the registered vehicles(s) - not in another student's vehicle. Students must park in their designated spots by their parking pass. Students must register new vehicles prior to parking on campus. If there is any change to the information provided on this registration form, it is the driver's responsibility to provide these changes online or in writing to the Campus Supervisor.

Parking Pass Transferability:

Parking passes are non-transferable. Students may not loan, borrow, or sell a parking pass to another individual. Altering, copying, or counterfeiting a parking pass is considered theft, and will be treated accordingly. The student driver registered through this form is the ONLY student authorized to use the vehicle(s) and must take responsibility for their vehicle being mechanically safe and operated in a safe/mature manner. Careless driving and/or violating basic driving laws on campus or in adjacent neighborhood areas may result in disciplinary action and the loss of campus parking privileges.

Closed Campus:

Inglemor High School is a closed campus.  Student vehicles are to be parked upon arrival and removed following the student’s last class. Students, other than those who depart for special off-campus education, must have an excuse slip from the Attendance Office before they may depart campus during the academic day. Seniors are allowed to leave at lunch but need to go directly to their vehicle, leave campus and be back on time. Seniors with excessive tardies coming back from lunch can lose this privilege.  Parking lots are not open to students during the day other than as specified above. Vehicles are not to be used as lockers. Students may not leave campus without permission, including walking, or in a vehicle. Violations of this rule will result in revocation of parking pass for up to two weeks. Repeat offenders may receive disciplinary action which could include detention or Saturday school. 

Liability:

Students who choose to drive and park on Inglemoor campus do so at their own risk. The Northshore School District and Inglemoor are not responsible for lost, damaged, or stolen property. Vehicles need to be secured to protect personal items.

Parking Courtesy:

Vehicles are to be parked within designated (lined) spaces. Care must be taken to avoid blocking adjacent parking spaces and/or fire and traffic lanes. Use of designated disabled parking spaces requires a valid Washington State disabled parking permit. Students who park in these areas without a valid Washington State disabled parking permit will be fined the maximum penalty.

Speed Limit:

The speed limit on IHS grounds is 5 MPH. Exceeding the speed limit, poor or reckless driving, driving on sidewalks, over barriers or curbs, or engaging in any potentially dangerous activities with a motor vehicle will not be tolerated. 

Violations:

If a student receives a campus ticket for a parking violation, the first offense will be $10; the second $20; the third $30; and each and every violation after the third will result in $120 fine, and disciplinary action which could include detention or Saturday school. Any violations of traffic laws or criminal law will be turned over to the local Police  Department.  

By registering to park at IHS, students’ cars may be subjected to a search if there is a suspicion of contraband items, other evidence of a student’s violation of the law, or rules governing student conduct.