Student Parking
Spring Lake Park High School coordinates parking permits for licensed drivers in grades 11 and 12. Permits are available as space allows and are required for students who wish to park on campus during the school day.
To help keep our parking lots safe and organized, eligible students who park on campus must purchase and display a valid parking permit. Below you'll find permit options, important dates, parking expectations and everything you need to know before applying.
Questions about student parking?
For student parking questions, please contact the Spring Lake Park High School main office during business hours (7:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m.) at 763-600-5100.
Who Can Purchase a Permit?
Parking permits are available to licensed students in grades 11 and 12 during the 2026-2027 school year, as space allows.
Students must:
- Be at least 16 years old and have a valid driver's license.
- Have all Infinite Campus fees paid.
- Complete and submit required parking permit form with both parent and student signatures to the main office.
Please note: Permits may become available for licensed 10th-grade students beginning in October 2026, depending on availability. The date will be announced if permits become available.
Parking Permits 2026-2027
- Parking permit sales for current 11th and 12th grade students will be open and available for pick up on August 6 at noon.
- Parking permits are issued as space allows.
- If parking spaces are unavailable, students will be placed on a waitlist.
- You will receive confirmation of your waitlist status and instructions for payment. Your credit card will not be charged until all requirements have been completed, including:
- Provide a valid student driver's license
- Paying Infinite Campus fees and
- Completing the required permit parking form with parent and student signatures, obtain the form by either:
- Download the "Permit Parking Form"
- Pick up a physical form in the main office
Permit Options & Pricing
- Full School Year Permit - $150
- This option is for students who drive to school throughout the school year.
- Limited-Use Permit (3 hours or less) - $80
- This option is for students who are primarily off campus due to PSEO or online courses and attend classes on campus for three hours or less each day. Verification of the student's off-campus schedule is required when picking up the permit.
- Construction Trades/Opportunities in Emergency Care (OEC) Permit - No charge
- This option is for students from outside Spring Lake Park Schools whose home district has already issued a current school-year parking permit (permit purchase verification required). Students who do not have a parking permit from their home district may purchase a Spring Lake Park High School permit at a reduced rate.
Please note, trimester permits will not be offered during the 2026-2027 school year.
Student Parking Locations
There are two designated areas for student parking during the school day:
- Main Student Parking Lot: East side of campus near Highway 65 and 79th Avenue.
- Overflow Student Parking Lot: East of the staff parking lot along the Highway 65 service road.
Students may park only in these designated student parking areas. Students may not park in staff or visitor parking areas.

Parking Expectations
To help keep our campus safe, students are expected to:
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Display their parking permit on the inside of the windshield in the bottom right corner where it is clearly visible.
- Park only in designated student parking areas.
- Lock their vehicle while it is parked on campus. Spring Lake Park Schools is not responsible for theft of or damage to vehicles parked on campus.
- Drive safely and responsibly at all times.
- Yield to pedestrians throughout the parking lots.
- Keep the parking lots clean by disposing of trash properly.
- Use only the parking permit issued to them. Parking permits may not be sold, shared or transferred to another student.
Parking Violations
Students who do not follow parking expectations may receive a parking citation, have a wheel boot placed on their vehicle, be towed at the owner's expense or lose parking privileges. Violations may include:
- Parking in staff or visitor parking areas
- Parking without a valid permit displayed
- Reckless driving
- Littering
- Leaving school during the day without permission
- Misusing or transferring a parking permit
The student who completes the parking permit application is responsible for any violations associated with the permit.
Parking violation consequences
- 1st Violation – ticket issued, $10 fine
- 2nd Violation – ticket issued, $10 fine; parent/guardian notified that a third violation will result in a wheel boot
- 3rd Violation - vehicle will receive a wheel boot; $25 removal fee
- 4th Violation – vehicle may be towed at the owner's expense. Parent/guardian notification will be sent prior to towing