Student Parking Rules & Regulations
- Only vehicles with a school-issued identification tag shall be allowed in the student parking lots. Tags must be hung on the rearview mirror with the numbers facing outward.
- A Denver Boot may be utilized to address the problem of vehicles parked on school property without a valid permit or vehicles parked in unauthorized areas. If a vehicle is booted, then the driver must report to the facilities office. BVT cannot be held liable for any damages incurred to vehicles by the use of the Denver Boot.
- Parked vehicles must be locked at all times.
- Students may not congregate or loiter in the parking lots at any time.
- Upon arrival on campus, students are to enter the building immediately through an unlocked entrance.
- Attendance or behavioral concerns not related to driving or parking may result in a suspension or revocation of the parking permit.
- Citations issued by a Police Department while driving to and from school may result in suspension or revocation of a parking permit after an administrative review.
- All operators and passengers of motor vehicles are required to properly fasten safety belts while on school property.
- All operators are expected to adhere to the posted campus speed limit and the posted pattern of traffic.
- Cars parked on school property are subject to search at any time by the appropriate authorities if there is reasonable suspicion that a search is necessary
- Priority for student parking begins with licensed seniors. If space allows, then licensed juniors may be assigned part-time parking spaces.
- Students may be issued a full-time or part-time parking permit based on the grade level of the applicant, the order in which the application was received, and physical availability of student parking spaces.
- Parking violations on campus will typically result in a warning for the first offense, a week-long suspension of parking permit for the second offense, and a revocation of parking permit for the third offense.
- Driving violations on campus will typically result in a suspension of parking permit for the first offense and a revocation of parking permit for the second offense.
- Any on-campus motor vehicle accidents must be reported to the Main Office within 24 hours.
- Students are not allowed to go to their cars during school hours without the express permission of a school administrator. If available, then an escort will accompany the student to the parking lot.
- If a student parking spot is vacant for ten consecutive school days, then that parking spot may be reassigned to another student. The original occupant of the parking spot will be able to reapply for a new parking spot at no additional cost. Refunds for the original parking spot will not be granted.