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<blockquote data-quote="bettingpython" data-source="post: 1328013" data-attributes="member: 4307">Correct K-12 or vo-tech don&#039;t park on property and leave it in a truck. That is a felony right there.&nbsp;I work for a school district, thankfully I can park off property at our district office and walk in about the same distance as parking in my spot. I have had to go to other buildings in the past and flat out told my boss I have to go home first because where I was being sent I couldn&#039;t park off campus.&nbsp;Because I am a district employee I have even stricter restrictions than just what the law says, for example I am not allowed to have ammo in my truck on campus either... board policy for employee&#039;s, so it has just become easier to not park in my spot.&nbsp;To answer your question landman the statutes specifically state the only exception to k12 and votech felony charges are if you are dropping off or picking up a student and do not leave your vehicle.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bettingpython, post: 1328013, member: 4307"] Correct K-12 or vo-tech don't park on property and leave it in a truck. That is a felony right there. I work for a school district, thankfully I can park off property at our district office and walk in about the same distance as parking in my spot. I have had to go to other buildings in the past and flat out told my boss I have to go home first because where I was being sent I couldn't park off campus. Because I am a district employee I have even stricter restrictions than just what the law says, for example I am not allowed to have ammo in my truck on campus either... board policy for employee's, so it has just become easier to not park in my spot. To answer your question landman the statutes specifically state the only exception to k12 and votech felony charges are if you are dropping off or picking up a student and do not leave your vehicle. [/QUOTE]

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