Deans' Office

The Glenbrook North High School deans are experienced administrators who seek to proactively assist students in knowing and understanding school rules and positive choices that lead to student success in school and life. The deans are knowledgeable of many resources in the Glenbrook community and will connect students to these resources as needed. They will also intervene when board policies and school rules are violated and work with students and parents/guardians when disciplinary actions are needed. The Dean's Office oversees student discipline and attendance and works directly with school safety and security.

Find Your Dean

Your student's dean can be found below based on their counselor or by looking in PowerSchool.

Dean: Meghan Bargar
- Counselor: Kerri Newberger
Dean: Davone Robinson
- Counselor: Susan Chong, Michael Fabrizio, Rebecca Rodgers, Mike Standerski
Dean: Paul Vignocchi
- Counselor: Ann Gebhardt, Heather Higgins, Craig Niemiec, Mark O'Rouke

Forms

Student Parking

The parking permit application for the 2025-26 school year is open from Tuesday, April 8, 2025, through the end of the school day on Wednesday, May 7, 2025.

Students who park in school lots must adhere to the rules and regulations as outlined in the Board of Education Policy 4:171 Traffic and Parking Controls Plan. Failure to do so may result in the suspension or loss of parking privileges.

In order for families to have the correct information regarding the application process and distribution of permits for the 2025-26 school year, we have compiled a list of frequently asked questions.

Who is eligible for a parking permit?

Parking Enforcement Rules (Effective Jan. 6, 2025)

To improve safety and prevent unauthorized parking, the Board of Education has implemented revised parking rules based on Board Policy 4:171. These regulations will be enforced by the Dean's office starting on January 6, 2025.

Important Guidelines

Parking Stickers: All staff and authorized student drivers must display a current parking sticker in the designated spot on their vehicle.
Authorized Parking: Only students with valid parking permits or temporary permits can park in designated student lots during school hours.
Replacement Stickers: A $25 fee is required for a replacement parking sticker, available from the Assistant Safety and Security Manager.
Designated Parking Areas: Students must park in designated student parking stalls. Overnight parking requires approval from the Assistant Principal or designee.
Staff and Visitor Parking: Students are prohibited from parking in staff or visitor spaces.
Handicapped and Fire Lane Violations: Unauthorized parking in handicapped spaces (without a state-issued placard) or in fire lanes will result in consequences from the Dean's Office and local police penalties.
Parking Over Lines: Students must park within the lines of a single parking space.

Consequences for Non-Compliance

Sticker on the vehicle’s window indicating unauthorized or improper parking.
Towing or relocation of the vehicle at the owner’s expense.
Loss of parking privileges and forfeiture of parking fees.
Additional Deans' Office consequences.

What is the process to apply for a permit?

Are students who apply for a parking permit guaranteed a spot?

Completing a parking permit application does not guarantee that a student will receive a parking permit.
All seniors who complete the parking permit application by Friday, May 9, 2025, will be assigned a parking permit.
Families of seniors who do not complete the parking permit application by Friday, May 9, 2025, will be placed on a waitlist. (typically, less than five students become eligible for a permit through the waitlist).
The names of all juniors who complete the parking permit application by Friday, May 9, 2025, will be placed in a lottery for remaining parking permits.
Due to the limited number of parking spaces, not all junior applicants will receive a parking permit.

By Monday, May 19, 2025, the safety and security office staff will email the senior students and their parents/guardians if they have been approved to receive a parking permit.
During the first week of June, names of junior students will be randomly selected from the lottery until all parking permits have been assigned.
Juniors and their parents/guardians who were selected to receive a parking permit will be sent an email from the safety and security office staff no later than Thursday, June 5, 2025.Students who do not receive a permit will need to plan accordingly as there is no waitlist for juniors.

How are parking permits distributed?

In August, parking permits will be distributed during student material pick-up from August 4 - 8.
The safety and security office staff at each school is responsible for the distribution of all parking permits.
The non-transferable parking permits are stickers that must be installed on the passenger side of the vehicle.
If a replacement sticker is needed, students should visit the Dean's office.
A $25 replacement fee will be assessed to the student's account and will need to be paid prior to receiving the replacement sticker from the safety and security department.
All student fees must be paid in full before picking up a parking permit.

Who do I contact with more questions?

Staff Directory