My daughter goes to a agricultural type high school and as such, each year she has to have certain amount of points each year to be able to go onto the next year. These points are earned for volunteer work, etc. She is behind this year and mentioned to her wildlife teacher that we geocache... and found that the teacher has done it in the past.
I then get an email from the teacher stating that my daughter can earn points for geocaching! Great news! She then suggested that we could put a cache on school grounds. I was hesitant at this... for obvious reasons. But then thought that this is a high school and they have seasonal sports, such as track, cross country track, etc... with many, constant visitors. I know they wooded areas, away from building and classrooms.
Rules state:
Geocaches are not placed on school property or military bases. Many primary, middle and secondary schools, as well as most military bases do not allow geocaching within their borders. Further, it is inadvisable to place geocaches near schools or military bases as the borders shown on a map may be inaccurate. Geocachers who are actively searching for a cache are likely to arouse suspicion in such environments, and we want to avoid this situation.
There is of course, the main rule of getting owners permission...
Would it be ok if I got explicit permission from the principle?
Or would this get rejected regardless?