UPDATED: Framingham High To Only Give Seniors Parking Spaces in 2022-23

UPDATED with information that was sent to the 9 elected School Committee members.

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FRAMINGHAM – Juniors are out of luck when it comes to the lottery for parking spaces at Framingham High for the 2022-23 school year.

SOURCE has learned that all parking spaces will go to members of the Class of 2023, when it comes to the parking space lottery.

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The high school received a huge volume of requests from members of the senior class, so there will be not spot for juniors – members of the Class of 2024 – this school year.

According to DESE, Framingham High has more than 2,400 students.

The administration is emailing juniors and their families today, August 26.

School starts on Wednesday, August 31.

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Earlier this month, the school district also announced it may not have enough bus spaces for all those who want a space, as the district is short 17 drivers for 77 routes.

Under state law, the school district is only required to bus individuals in grades 9-12 who live more than 2 miles from the school.

“Unfortunately, our efforts to explore additional parking solutions in the area for our student drivers, particularly the empty lot at the bottom of A Street, have not resulted in a solution to the student parking supply and demand issue,” the high school administration told the 9 elected School Committee members today.

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