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JMHS Student Parking Page







Student Parking Permit Application
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Remember: Parents AND Students MUST WATCH a Safe Driver Presentation Video in order for a student to receive a parking pass and fill out a form on the Parent Portal to certify that you have viewed it. See information on the right side of this page.
For more information about parking, contact Jackie O'Connor at 732-833-4624.
View Important Information About Student Parking Permit Process - Including Distribution Dates and Requirements
Print or Download the JMHS Student Parking Permit Application
Important Parking Announcements
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SAFE DRIVING PRESENTATION VIDEO
The district requires that both parents and students watch the Safe Driving Presentation Video in order to obtain an on-campus parking permit.
Normally, this would be accomplished through a live presentation attended by parents and students during the summer. Given the limitations on mass gatherings in auditoriums this year, we are allowing parents and students to view this presentation online.
After viewing this video, you must visit the Parent Portal to complete an online sign-off form to certify that both the parent AND the student have watched this video.
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REMEMBER:
Your current LICENSE, REGISTRATION, and INSURANCE card are Required with your application!
ANY change in automobile (even temporary changes) MUST be reported to Mr. Tarver's office in Reider Hall.
Parking Links & Resources
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NEW JERSEY MOTOR VEHICLE COMMISSION
The state's website for Driver and vehicle resources including license and registration, insurance, inspection facility locations and hours.
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NEW JERSEY SAFE ROADS
This website is The State of New Jersey's Division of Highway Traffic Safety website. It contains information regarding NJ's traffic laws and other items pertaining to driving in our state.
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NEW JERSEY TEEN DRIVING
The Parent Resource for teen driving safety. Get up-to-date information effecting teen drivers in N.J. including GDL changes.
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DISTRACTION.GOV
This website is dedicated to information regarding an alarming trend in distracted driving. Chock full of information and campaigns to bring awareness to this growing problem among drivers.
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NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL - TEEN DRIVING
"Half of all teens will be involved in a car crash before graduating from high school. The more you know, the more you can do to prevent these crashes."- NSC