Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I called the school today to inquire about the possibility of getting a parking permit for my rising junior in September, and was told that typically they don't have enough spots for juniors. Are there any places to park within walking distance to Blair without needing a permit or risk getting ticketed/towed?

No. Your child will need to navigate the process at the start of school and hope for the best!

I’m certain that’s not the case. If the student wants to walk few blocks they can certainly find residential neighborhoods without parking restrictions

High school kids park in my neighborhood all the time and walk the short distance. We have a strict HOA, but no one cares about the parking. Public streets.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I called the school today to inquire about the possibility of getting a parking permit for my rising junior in September, and was told that typically they don't have enough spots for juniors. Are there any places to park within walking distance to Blair without needing a permit or risk getting ticketed/towed?

No. Your child will need to navigate the process at the start of school and hope for the best!

I’m certain that’s not the case. If the student wants to walk few blocks they can certainly find residential neighborhoods without parking restrictions

Larla walk in that neighborhood!?

I've heard that East County suburbs are sketchy!

What does this mean?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I called the school today to inquire about the possibility of getting a parking permit for my rising junior in September, and was told that typically they don't have enough spots for juniors. Are there any places to park within walking distance to Blair without needing a permit or risk getting ticketed/towed?

No. Your child will need to navigate the process at the start of school and hope for the best!

I’m certain that’s not the case. If the student wants to walk few blocks they can certainly find residential neighborhoods without parking restrictions

I've heard that kids park in the neighborhood across the street on the Colesville side of the school.

Anonymous wrote:I don’t think junior’s got any permits this past year. Only seniors.

My son was a junior last school year (2024-2025) and got a permit for both fall and spring semesters.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I called the school today to inquire about the possibility of getting a parking permit for my rising junior in September, and was told that typically they don't have enough spots for juniors. Are there any places to park within walking distance to Blair without needing a permit or risk getting ticketed/towed?

No. Your child will need to navigate the process at the start of school and hope for the best!

I’m certain that’s not the case. If the student wants to walk few blocks they can certainly find residential neighborhoods without parking restrictions

Larla walk in that neighborhood!?

I've heard that East County suburbs are sketchy!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I called the school today to inquire about the possibility of getting a parking permit for my rising junior in September, and was told that typically they don't have enough spots for juniors. Are there any places to park within walking distance to Blair without needing a permit or risk getting ticketed/towed?

No. Your child will need to navigate the process at the start of school and hope for the best!

I’m certain that’s not the case. If the student wants to walk few blocks they can certainly find residential neighborhoods without parking restrictions

Larla walk in that neighborhood!?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I called the school today to inquire about the possibility of getting a parking permit for my rising junior in September, and was told that typically they don't have enough spots for juniors. Are there any places to park within walking distance to Blair without needing a permit or risk getting ticketed/towed?

No. Your child will need to navigate the process at the start of school and hope for the best!

I’m certain that’s not the case. If the student wants to walk few blocks they can certainly find residential neighborhoods without parking restrictions

I don’t think junior’s got any permits this past year. Only seniors.

Anonymous wrote:I called the school today to inquire about the possibility of getting a parking permit for my rising junior in September, and was told that typically they don't have enough spots for juniors. Are there any places to park within walking distance to Blair without needing a permit or risk getting ticketed/towed?

No. Your child will need to navigate the process at the start of school and hope for the best!

I called the school today to inquire about the possibility of getting a parking permit for my rising junior in September, and was told that typically they don't have enough spots for juniors. Are there any places to park within walking distance to Blair without needing a permit or risk getting ticketed/towed?

Juniors and seniors can get a spot for pretty cheap but have to get paperwork in immediately at the start of the semester. If kids gets license mid-semester, has to wait until the next semester. Second semester is harder because more juniors now have their license. I know my DC missed out junior year because paperwork was not submitted within the first few days. Had no problem senior year.

Apply at the beginning of each semester. Spaces limited as PP said.

Basically only enough room for seniors right now (&seniors get priority).

Call and ask.

What is the parking situation at Blair for juniors and seniors? Our DC has a long bus commute and so we could give access to a car for getting to and back from school, but how likely is it that there will be a parking spot available? It’s such a big school.