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Navarro Independent School District

The Heart of Geronimo

Child Nutrition

Child Nutrition Department

Fuel for Student Success

Welcome to Navarro ISD Child Nutrition! Our mission is to fuel our students for success, providing nutritious and delicious meals in a safe and positive environment. We believe that a healthy lunch tray leads to focused minds and thriving students. From our local Texas farms and ranches to your child's lunch tray, we're committed to serving the freshest, highest-quality meals possible. We're proud to partner with local producers like Trinity Ranch in Seguin supplying hydroponic lettuce that we use daily in our fresh salads. By supporting local agriculture and investing in our community, we ensure our students receive the best. Beyond the nutritional benefits, the lunch table is where friendships are forged and connections are made. We believe that shared meals create a sense of belonging, enhancing the overall learning experience.

 

Meal Prices

2026-2027 Breakfast Prices:

All Grade Levels $1.60

Reduced and Free Students $0.00

 

2026-2027 Lunch Prices:

Elementary: Paid-$3.35, Reduced-$.00, and Free-$0.00

Intermediate: Paid-$3.35, Reduced-$.00, and Free-$0.00

Junior High: Paid-$3.50, Reduced-$.00, and Free-$0.00

High School: Paid-$3.75, Reduced-$.00, and Free-$0.00

*Reduced priced meals are offered at zero cost to families who qualify for reduced status and offered by USDA grant funding to Navarro ISD. 

Ala Carte

Purchase of snacks, seconds on meal items, and beverages can be made as long as the student either has sufficient funds their account or has cash in hand. No Ala Carte items can be charged.  

Payment:

Pre-payments may be made to the cafeteria before before 11 AM to receive credit that day. Payment received after 11 AM will be posted the following day. Students' name and I.D. number must be on the checks, or envelope of cash to ensure that proper credit is given. We accept checks only for the amount of meal or total amount of prepayment. Make checks payable to Navarro Food Service.

You may also pay online; you must have your student's ID# when setting up account.

Any check returned due to insufficient funds shall result in a $25 charge.

You must submit a formal request to the district every school year if your child requires a special diet.  Your physician's office must complete the Meal Substitutions or Modifications form.  Turn the form in to your School Nurse.  Please allow up to 2 weeks for processing special diet requests.

 

  • You must submit a formal request to the district every school year if your child requires a special diet.  Your physician's office must complete the Meal Substitutions or Modifications form.  Turn the form in to your School Nurse.  Please allow up to 2 weeks for processing special diet requests.

     

  • Food tray of with Frito Pie, beans, salad, applesauce and orange juice
  • Tray of fresh hamburger, fruits, veggies and milk
  • Food tray with broccoli, salad, fruit salad, apple, and pita.
  • Food tray with tacos, corn, peaches, apple, salad, and cheese
  • Tray with Thanksgiving feast of green beans, turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, cranberry jello, apple pie ice, and choclate milk.

Meet the Team

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Carlette Drabek
Child Nutrition Director
830-372-1930 ext 1400
carlette.drabek@nisd.us

Navarro Child Nutrition Services Logo - Purple N with cooking tools underneath it

 


April Graupner
Production Assistant
830-372-1930 ext 1401
april.graupner@nisd.us

Kitchen Managers

Navarro Elementary

Kaila Williamson

830-372-1933 ext 4040
kaila.williamson@nisd.us

Navarro Intermediate

Mary Lopez

830-372-1943 ext 5040
mary.lopez@nisd.us

Navarro Junior High

Meagan Schriewer

830-401-5550 ext 3040
meagan.schriewer@nisd.us

Navarro High School

Debra Wolter

830-372-1931 ext 2040
debbie.wolter@nisd.us

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