If you plan to drive and park at school during the 2022-2023 school year, you must obtain a parking permit and adhere to the parking regulations below.
There is no charge for parking, but your car must be registered with the school. Tolles Students: If you park your car at Bradley either all day or part of the day, you MUST obtain a parking permit, and park in student parking.
To Register for a Parking Pass:
- Students: You must fill out this registration form. Enter all car information.
- Pick up parking tag at the Main Office during Jag Days or when school starts, August 17 or later.
- If you already registered your car last year, you do not need to do it again. You will use your parking tag from last year. If you are driving a different car this year, or lost your tag from last year, please stop in the Main Office and we will change your car information and/or issue a new tag.
Parking Regulations:
- All students who drive cars to school must be licensed and must be covered by insurance. The school is not responsible for the automobile or its contents.
- Students who intend to park on school property must register their car(s) with the school, and they must properly display their registered parking tag.
- Students should report license number or vehicle changes to the office.
- Parking privileges and tags are non-transferable.
- Parking regulations are strictly enforced. It is a privilege to park on school grounds. Suspension of driving privileges, towing of vehicle, and/or suspension from school may occur when violations occur.
- Students should park only in designated area; the north parking lot, in front of the stadium. There is plenty of parking and students should not park anywhere else. Students who park in the faculty lots may lose their driving privileges.
- Students may not loiter in the parking lot or cars and may not visit the parking lot and/or cars without permission from the principal.
- No speeding (over 10 miles per hour) or any form of reckless driving on the school grounds.
School officials retain the right, by law, to search and/or examine the contents of a vehicle parked on school premises when they have a reasonable belief that items contained in the vehicle may interfere with the safe or effective operation of the school.
Students applying for and receiving parking privileges fully understand their responsibility in following these rules.
