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Parking Regulations
Parking on the Byrnes campus is a privilege and can be revoked by the Administration. Items or actions that interfere with the work of the school or infringe upon the rights of other students will not be permitted. Students are subject to school fines, revocation of driving privileges, and in some instances, city traffic tickets. The consequence depends upon the severity of the offense. Failure to pay fines within 30 days will automatically result in revocation of driving privileges. Any underclassman who receives a violation for parking in the senior lot will not be eligible to purchase a senior hang tag their senior school year.
For the safety of students and staff, the following rules are to be followed:
1. All vehicles (even vehicles used temporarily) must be registered through the school office. Students may register only vehicles that are in their immediate families. Current student hang tags will be displayed on the rear view mirrors of vehicles.
2. Parking spaces are limited, and personal parking spaces will not be assigned. When all of the spaces are taken, no more permits will be issued.
3. Hang tags can be purchased for $15.00. Students must bring driver’s licenses and current registrations in order to purchase hangtags.
4. Anyone in a 9th grade homeroom will not be allowed to park on campus.
5. Faculty parking areas and the visitor parking areas are off-limits to students at all times.
6. No one should enter student parking areas to pick up or unload students. Disciplinary action may be taken after a warning is issued.
7. Campus wide speed limit is 5 miles per hour. Speeding on campus is a serious violation and may be punishable by law.
8. Any vehicle involved in an accident or vandalized on campus should be reported immediately to the office.
Additionally, the school is not responsible for theft or vandalism to parked vehicles on campus. The BHS campus is under the jurisdiction of the Duncan Police Department and town laws are enforced.
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