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Navarro Independent School District

The Heart of Geronimo

Military Families

Welcome Military Families

As part of our Panther Family, we are deeply grateful for the dedication, service, and sacrifices made by our active duty and veteran armed forces members. Navarro ISD is committed to supporting our military-connected students, ensuring they feel warmly welcomed, fully integrated, and empowered with a smooth transition into our school community. To further assist your family, our dedicated school counselors proudly serve as official military liaisons, ready to provide personalized guidance, academic support, and resources every step of the way.

Navarro ISD is immensely proud to have been awarded the prestigious Purple Star Designation by Governor Greg Abbott, reflecting our district-wide commitment to supporting military-connected students and their families. Established by the Texas Legislature through Senate Bill 1557, this honor recognizes schools that go above and beyond to ease the unique transitions and challenges of military life. Through dedicated campus military liaisons, tailored resources, peer transition support, and special celebrations like Veterans Day recognitions and Month of the Military Child "purple out" days, we are devoted to ensuring our military families feel valued, connected, and fully supported every step of the way.

Campus Military Liaisons

Our school counselors are military liaisons serving as a point of contact between military-connected families and the campus. 

School Counselors

 

The Texas Education Agency recognizes Navarro ISD for supporting military-connected students.

 

  • A U.S. Army soldier in uniform smiles with his family at a gathering.
  • A uniformed service member speaks with two civilians at a table with Air Force recruitment materials.
  • A smiling family poses on a sports field, with the father wearing a 'NAVARRO' hoodie.
  • Photo of student receiving diploma on graduation stage with military regalia
  • An older veteran wearing a "Vietnam Era Veteran" cap stands with a young boy on a football field.
  • A group of five young people stand together in a school hallway.