Clarendon Hall · Campus Safety

Arrive safely.
Move confidently.

A clear traffic plan helps every student, family, and visitor move through campus safely during arrival, dismissal, and school events.

01Follow the one-way flow
02Use designated parking
03Yield at every crosswalk

A Shared Responsibility

Every careful choice protects our Saints.

Please follow the directional arrows and posted signs whenever you enter campus. Slow down near buildings, parking areas, and marked crosswalks, and remain alert for students and staff.

The map below identifies the PK-5th Grade horseshoe route, student parking, parent and visitor parking, and crosswalk caution areas.

Before You Arrive

Three ways to keep traffic moving.

A little preparation makes arrival and dismissal safer and more efficient for everyone.

01

Follow the flow

Enter the route shown on the map and continue in the direction of the red arrows. Avoid stopping or turning against the established pattern.

02

Park in the right area

Use the clearly marked student or parent and visitor parking area. Keeping lanes open allows traffic to circulate safely.

03

Watch the crosswalks

Reduce speed and yield to pedestrians at every marked crossing. These are high-attention areas throughout the school day.

Campus Traffic & Parking Map

Know your route before you arrive.

Use the map to locate your traffic pattern and designated parking area. Select the map to open a larger version.

Traffic directionCrosswalk cautionParking zones
Aerial map of Clarendon Hall showing directional traffic arrows, the PK through fifth grade horseshoe route, student parking, parent and visitor parking, and crosswalk caution areas.Open full-size map ↗
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For route questions or special arrival arrangements, please contact the school office.

A Safe Campus Starts With Us

Slow down. Stay alert. Be patient.

Arrival and dismissal are busy times. Please allow extra time, keep phones put away while driving, and follow directions from faculty and staff.

Need Help With Your Route?

We’re happy to help.

Contact the Clarendon Hall office with questions about traffic patterns, parking, or campus access.