Who Can Park on Campus?

Parking on campus is currently limited to juniors and seniors with a valid California Driver License. Due to ongoing construction and limited availability, only one vehicle per family may be registered to park on campus.

All student drivers—regardless of parking availability—must register their vehicle with the school.

How to Register for a Parking Permit

Eligible students must complete the online registration through the Saint Francis High School Parking Registration System. Once submitted:

1. Print the Parking Registration Confirmation
2. Obtain a parent/guardian signature
3. Bring the form to Registration Day in August to receive your parking permit

If a student is registering after Registration Day, they must bring the signed form to the Dean’s Office. Permits will only be issued in person and must be presented by the student driver. All fees are charged to the family’s tuition account.

Carpool Parking Permits

Students who drive at least one other student to school each day are eligible for a Carpool Parking Permit—available at a reduced fee. To qualify:

• The student must not have a provisional driver license
• Each driver in the carpool must register their own vehicle online
• After registering, students must visit the Dean’s Office in person to request access to the carpool lot
• A $15 fee will be charged to your tuition account

Carpooling helps reduce traffic, support sustainability efforts, and strengthen our community—thank you for participating!

Temporary and Special Circumstances

Driving a Different Vehicle

If a student needs to drive a different vehicle than the one registered, they must fill out a Temporary Parking Permit online, print it, and bring it to the Dean’s Office before school on the day they drive the alternate car. There is no fee for a temporary permit.

New Vehicles Without Plates

Students may not register a vehicle online until it has a license plate. In this case, visit the Dean’s Office to request a New Car Temporary Registration Form to avoid receiving a ticket. Once plates arrive, students may register online and receive a permanent permit.

Permit Extensions

If a temporary permit is close to expiring and permanent plates still have not arrived, students should return to the Dean’s Office for an extension.

Injured or Temporarily Disabled Students

If a student needs to park closer to campus temporarily due to an injury or medical need, a parent note should be submitted to the Dean’s Office specifying the reason and duration of the request.

Enforcement and Expectations

The Dean’s Office and campus security actively monitor student driving and parking behavior. All students are expected to follow school policies regarding vehicle registration, permit use, and respectful driving. Violations may result in disciplinary consequences.