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Parking at Homestead

Parking at Homestead

Parking a vehicle at Homestead is a privilege extended to students of driving age. Please be aware of the following information related to student parking procedures.

Important Note: If a student chooses to park at Homestead without paying for a pass, a $300 fee will be charged to that student’s account. The student will then receive a parking pass for the remainder of the year.

REGISTRATION FOR PARKING WILL OPEN ON AUGUST 1st.

There is a $300 annual fee to park at Homestead during the school year and all vehicles must be registered. Click here to register for parking.

  • All students who register for parking will receive a parking sticker which must be placed in the rear window of the vehicle.
  • If a student who has purchased parking drives a non-registered car to school, that car must be added to the student’s parking registration file. Click here to register a previously non-registered car.
  • Parking is sold for the full school year. Exceptions will be made as needed, please contact  Catey Moroder at cmoroder@mtsd.k12.wi.us.

If parking is purchased during the school year prices will be prorated on the first day of each month:

  • September 1 - $300
  • October 1 - $270
  • November 1 - $230
  • December 1 - $200 (Beginning of second trimester)
  • January 1 - $170
  • February 1 - $130
  • March 1 - $100 (Beginning of Third Trimester)
  • April 1 - $70
  • May 1 - $40
  • June 1 - $10

  • Complete the Student Parking Registration form in order to receive your parking permit.

    All cars driven to school must be registered. If you drive more than one vehicle or you have a different car than the one you previously registered, you can register your other vehicle under the Different Car Registration form. You will not receive a sticker for your additional car, but it will be updated in our records as registered to you.

  • Students are not assigned a specific parking spot, but there are sections of the parking lot at Homestead High School specifically designated for student parking. Students may use only these sections of the parking lot and are to park between the lines. Students who park outside of the designated student sections, including in the faculty or visitor’s lots may be ticketed by the Mequon Police Department and will incur school-assigned consequences.

  • If a student drives a car off the campus during the school day without proper authorization, that student will be subject to disciplinary action for truancy and may have his/her parking privileges revoked. Driving other students off the property without notifying the Student Office is also a violation of school rules. Smoking, loitering, or general socializing in a car on the parking lot may also result in the revocation of a student’s parking privilege and other disciplinary action. Due to the fact that our school district provides bus service to our students, all absences related to vehicle problems are unexcused.

  • There is a section of the parking lot at Homestead High School specifically designated for temporary parking (near the tennis courts spots number #494-505 and #536-544). Students may use only this section of the parking lot and are to park between the lines. Students who park in the faculty, administration, or visitor’s lot may be ticketed by the Mequon Police Department and may lose their parking privileges.

    To receive a temporary parking pass, students should go to the Student Office and sign-in with Mrs. Moroder. Temporary parking passes are $2 per day and payment can be made with cash in the Student Office. Once paid, students will receive a temporary parking pass to place on their dashboard with the date they have paid to park. In order to make this process easier, we recommend that students come to the Student Office after school the day before they need to park, to pay and receive their pass for the following day.

    Temporary parking spots are to be used by students who need to drive to school very infrequently. If a student intends to drive more than 30 days during the school year, a permanent parking pass should be purchased.

  • Revenue collected from parking fees is applied to the school district's general fund to offset the operational costs incurred by the district.