Parking

Accidents: Students drive and park on campus at their own risk. Any accident that occurs should be reported to Administrations and to the Chaska Police Department/Carver County Sheriff’s Office.

Driving Another Student’s Vehicle: This is not allowed.

Driving to and from Campus: Students may not travel during the school day, or transport other students without permission.

Field Trips: Students are not allowed to drive to field trips.

No Parking/No Driving Zones: Students are not to park in staff, visitor, handicapped spaces or crosswalks. A vehicle parked in a handicapped, visitor or crosswalk space may be towed and the owner fined.

Co-Op/CHS/CNHS: Students are not to drive to or from the Co-op/CHS/CNHS except the first and last period of the day. Students may not transport students to or from the Co-op/CHS/CNHS.

Reckless Driving: Minnesota Motor Vehicle Code 169:13 Subdivision 1. Reckless Driving: “Any person who drives any vehicle in such a manner as to indicate either a willful or wanton disregard for the safety of a person or property is guilty of reckless driving…” (Ex: speeding, exhibition driving, driving on the grass, pulling in front of drivers, not yielding to a pedestrian, revving an engine, screeching tires, sliding on the ice, whipping doughnuts, etc.)

Search of a Vehicle: Any vehicle on campus is subject to a search by a school administrator. If the school official determines there is reasonable suspicion that a school regulation, a city law, or a state law has been violated, he/she may be assisted by a law enforcement officer. Anything in a student’s vehicle is understood to belong to that student. All contraband (including, but not limited to, weapons, alcohol, drugs, fireworks, toilet paper, animals/insects and other items inappropriate or disruptive to the school environment) will be confiscated. Students with inappropriate items in their vehicles may be subject to additional school consequences. Note: Any student refusing to allow his/her vehicle to be searched thereby relinquishes the right to park on campus and must surrender the parking permit to the main office.

Suspension/Revocation: When a student receives a suspension from the lot, the student and the vehicle are both suspended from parking at IAA. Parents/guardians of students with suspended or revoked parking privileges will be notified of the suspension or revocation by mail. Students, who drive/park on IAA lots without permission may have their vehicles towed. Students who have their permission suspended or revoked are not eligible to bring any vehicle to school for any reason.

Theft/Vandalism: District 112 and IAA are not responsible for vandalism, injury, theft, or damage to vehicles or items therein in the school parking lot. Vehicles should be locked and valuables should not be in cars.

Transporting Another Student Off Campus: Students may not transport another student to or from campus during the student day.

Parking Permit Application