Student Parking Information
Saint Francis High School is committed to maintaining a safe, organized, and respectful campus environment—including how we manage student parking. This page outlines the process and policies for student drivers, including registration, permits, carpooling, and temporary accommodations.
Who Can Park on Campus?
In order to park on campus, students must possess a valid California Driver License. Seniors and juniors have preferential student parking. Sophomores who have registered their cars will be allowed to park on campus while space is available.
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 form with their SFHS email account.
Once the online form is completed, a confirmation email will be sent. A $50 registration fee will be charged to the family’s Blackbaud tuition account.
Temporary and Special Circumstances
Driving a Different Vehicle
If a student needs to drive a different vehicle than the one registered, they must come to the Dean’s Office before school on the day they drive the alternate car to register the vehicle. 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 temporary parking permit to avoid receiving a ticket. Once plates arrive, students may register online and receive a permit sticker.
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 note from a medical care provider 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.
How Can We Help?
Whether you’re registering for the first time, navigating a temporary situation, or need clarification about campus parking policies, the Dean’s Office is here to support you. Please don’t hesitate to reach out—we’re happy to assist with anything related to student parking, permits, or special circumstances.
Sandra Ferrari-Schach |
Keala Keanaaina |
Kathryn Miller |