Parking

• Students drive and park on campus at their own risk. Any accident that occurs should be reported to the School Administration and to the Woodbury Police or the School Resource Officer.
• SoWashCo Schools is not responsible for vandalism, injury or theft of items in the school parking lots. Drivers should lock motor vehicles when parked at WHS.

• Driving another student's vehicle is NOT allowed.
• Entering and leaving campus is allowed via Woodlane Drive only. Wyndham Way may only be used by district transportation services.
• The speed limit in the parking lot is 10 mph. Careless or reckless driving is not allowed.
• All Minnesota motor vehicle laws will be enforced on school property.

• Staff lots are off-limits to students from 7:00 AM - 3:30 PM on all school days.
• Student parking on school property is by permit only. Vehicles on school property without a valid and current parking permit may be locked in place with a wheel-boot, subject to towing, and the owner fined.
• Vehicles must be parked in approved student lots and spaces only (indicated by signs and white lines).
• Vehicle Searches: All vehicles parked on school property are subject to search. If school officials determine there is a reasonable suspicion that a school regulation, a law has been violated, he/she maybe assisted by law-enforcement officer. Anything in the student's vehicle is understood to belong to that student. Students with contraband and/or inappropriate items in their vehicles may be subject to additional school consequences per district policy.
• Permits must be displayed on the rear view mirror while parked in the school lot. Permits must be clearly visible from outside the vehicle. Failure to do so is a violation and a ticket may be issued. (Students are recommended to remove the permit from the mirror when driving.)
• The permit holder is totally responsible for the vehicle in which the permit is hanging and MUST BE either the driver or a passenger in the vehicle. The permit holder is responsible for the behavior of everyone in the car even if he/she is not present.
• Permits are not transferable and are not to be resold. Permits may not be forged, altered, or tampered with in any way.
• Students are not allowed to loiter in or around vehicles once they are on school property. Once the vehicle is parked, students must immediately EXIT the vehicle and enter the school building.
• Students are required to identify themselves and the occupants of their vehicles when requested to do so by school district personnel.
• Students are not allowed to go to their vehicle in the parking lot during the school day without written administrative permission.
• If a car is parked in the school lot with a license number other than the numbers listed on the permit application, the car may be ticketed and/or booted.
• Woodbury Police may assist Woodbury High School Administration in enforcing parking laws on campus and surrounding streets.
• Handicap Parking is available to students purchasing parking passes. Along with the student parking pass, the student will also need the handicap pass from the state displayed in their vehicle.

• Cumulative violations for any parking permit holder may range from a warning to permit revocation.
• Students must adhere to all District 833 and Woodbury High School policies, including the Attendance Policy, Junior/Senior Lunch Policy, and Tobacco Policy.
• Consequences may include the following:
  • Warning,
  • Parking suspension for days up to trimester,
  • Permit revoked with prorated parking fee refund,
  • Permit revoked without prorated refund,
  • Referral to School Administration,
  • $5 parking fine for each day parked without a permit,
  • Out of school suspension,
  • Immobilizing boot placed on vehicle,
  • Referral to law enforcement,
  • Vehicle towed at owner expense.

Please note that WHS reserves the right to assign violations to student drivers for situations not listed on this website.

• Parking permit sales start in August and are sold on a first come, first serve basis.
• Every student must purchase his or her own parking permit.
• Parking permits may be suspended for students who receive detention during the school year and do not serve them by the deadline.
• Students with outstanding fees for missing or damaged Media or Athletic items must handle the fees before they will be allowed to obtain their parking permit.

Students must complete the parking permit application and pay their fee online.

• Go to Edutrak to complete a parking permit application and make your payment.
  If this is your first time using SmartSchoolK12 you must create an account--view our Pay Activities & Fees webpage for help.
• After completing your payment, bring the following to the Accounts Office (second floor) to pick up your parking pass:
  • Online payment receipt,
  • Valid driver's license.
• Once the school year begins, students may purchase a parking pass when they become eligible to do so. REMEMBER, all students must display a valid parking pass on their vehicle BEFORE PARKING AT WHS!
• Contact the Accounts/Purchasing Clerk, Ms. Barb Daly with questions.