§ 134.35 TRESPASSING ON SCHOOL PROPERTY.
   (A)   Definitions. For purposes of this section, the terms defined in this section have the meanings given them.
   PUBLIC SCHOOL. Any school building, school grounds, play area, parking lot or athletic field owned or leased by Independent School District 11, 279, 281 or 287.
   SCHOOL OFFICIAL. The licensed administrators or instructional staff or any other person so authorized by the school boards named in the definition for “public school.”
   VEHICLE. This term includes: automobiles; motorcycles; trucks; snowmobiles; recreational vehicles or any other type of vehicle used to transport people and/or goods.
   (B)   Trespassing prohibited. It is unlawful to trespass in or upon any public school by remaining upon the school premises after being ordered to leave the public school by a school official.
   (C)   Permission required for re-entry. It is unlawful for a person, having been ordered by a school official to leave a public school and having left the premises, to re-enter the public school without the written permission of the school administrator in charge or the school official who gave the order to leave the public school.
   (D)   Operation of vehicles. It is unlawful to operate or be in actual physical control of any vehicle in or upon any public school premises, except for the purpose of using designated parking areas for parking in connection with a school or school sanctioned function. The parking areas are as designated and appropriately marked by the officials of each school.
('72 Code, § 910:25) (Ord. 1982-390(A), passed 5-24-82) Penalty, see § 10.99