Dear Parent(s) and/or Guardian(s): - Unionville High School

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Unionville High School Student Parking Permit Application 2012-2013 Permit # __________ Parking Fee : $100 per semester (prorated) cash or check to “UHS Activities” Student’s Name: _______________________________________________________________ Grade: _________ Address: _______________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ Phone #s _____________________________ ______________________________ Home Parent’s Work Driver’s License # ______________________________________________________________ ............................................................................................................................................................ Primary Student Vehicle Information: Make & Model ______________________ Color ___________ License # ______________ Make & Model ______________________ Color ___________ License # ______________ Name of Insurance Company ________________________ Policy # ___________________ ............................................................................................................................................................ It is mandatory at the time of application for the student to present their valid driver’s license, registration card, and insurance card. I have read and agree to comply with all regulations that have been adopted by the Unionville-Chadds Ford School Board governing the use of vehicles on Unionville High School grounds (attached). A student’s driving privilege will be revoked for the remainder of the school year if a student: (1) accumulates five unexcused lates to school in a given semester; (2) fails two or more course during a marking period; (3) lends their parking permit to another student; (4) has unexcused lateness to school following second period;; (5) failure to bring in required Doctor’s note;; (6) cutting school/truancy;; (7) leaving our building or grounds without permission; (8) reckless driving on school property (at any time); and (9) any level “F” offense. Assignment of a parking permit number indicates approval by the school for this automobile to be parked on school grounds. It is further assumed that the student will follow all rules and regulation pertaining to the safe operation of a motor vehicle on school grounds. Failure to do so will result in the loss of this privilege. Student vehicles parked on school property are subject to search. Parent Signature ___________________________ Student ___________________________
Unionville High School The Unionville-Chadds Ford School Board adopted the following rules and regulations covering the operation of vehicles on school grounds. I. NEED FOR SYSTEM OF TRAFFIC CONTROL ON SCHOOL GROUNDS Being aware of our responsibility for the safety of all boys and girls attending, and persons working or visiting the school, as well as for the protection of all public and private property, we of the Unionville-Chadds Ford School Board feel that a well-defined policy governing the use of public and private vehicles on school grounds is required. Therefore, in order that lives and property be protected, the following rules and regulation have been adopted concerning the use of vehicles on school property during school hours and during school activities conducted at times other that the school day. It is to be noted that although the requiring of school vehicle permits is limited to students, all persons driving on the grounds (including staff, faculty, and visitors) will be required to abide by these same regulations. II. PROCEDURE FOR SECURING SCHOOL DRIVING PERMITS Vehicles may be driven on the grounds of Unionville High School by students only if: A. The parent or guardian of the student who wishes to drive on school grounds has made application for a school driving permit. B. The school authorities have issued such a permit. C. The student driver and his/her parent or guardian agrees to comply with all rules and regulations relative to the operation of any vehicle on school grounds. D. Only one Parking Permit may be issued per family. III. RULES AND REGULATIONS A. The driver of any vehicle must have a valid driver’s license. B. Any car driven on school grounds must be properly licensed and must carry a currently valid state inspection sticker. C. No one except the person designated on the school-issued permit will be permitted to drive the vehicle on the school grounds during regular school hours. D. The driver must have on file, in the High School office, an application form signed by a parent or guardian and approved by a responsible school official. E. The driver of any vehicle operated on school grounds must produce evidence that the car is insured for property damage and personal liability. F. During athletic contests or other school-sponsored events, no vehicle shall be driven on school grounds except to enter to view the contest and to leave immediately after the conclusion of the event. G. Students will park only in designated student parking areas during regular school hours. H. Vehicles will be driven on roadways and in designated parking areas only. Special written permission may be given to drive on other parts of the school grounds when appropriate. I. Appropriate lights are to be used in keeping with the need to safely operate a vehicle and to be seen by others. J. All drivers must keep to the right and drive in single file unless conditions warrant passing another vehicle and providing such passing may be accomplished safely. K. No vehicle is to be driven from school grounds prior to the normal dismissal time of the driver and/or passengers unless specific permission to leave has been granted by a school official. L. Students may not enter vehicles during the regular school day unless specific written permission is granted by an administrator. M. Vehicles are not to be driven faster than 15 miles per hour on school grounds. N. Extra caution must be employed when driving around corners and in areas where students may be walking. The pedestrian always has the “Right of Way.” O. The number of occupants in a vehicle may not exceed the number of available seat belts. All passengers must wear a seat belt while the vehicle is in motion. P. School employees only are permitted to drive school-owned vehicles, with the exception of the driver education vehicle and that only with the approval and permission of the instructor. Q. Teachers and other school employees shall not send students on an errand of any kind in a private vehicle. The administration shall not grant permission for such an errand unless the student’s parent or guardian has granted permission for the particular errand.
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