Normangee ISD

Student Nutrition Department

Our Student Nutrition Department is proud to serve healthy, balanced meals each school day through the School Breakfast Program (SBP) and the National School Lunch Program (NSLP). These federally funded programs ensure all students have access to nutritious meals that meet USDA nutrition standards, including whole grains, fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, low-fat dairy, and age-appropriate portion sizes.

Breakfast and lunch are available to every student, with free and reduced-price meal benefits available for families who qualify. Our menus are carefully planned to provide students with the nutrients they need to learn, grow, and succeed both in and out of the classroom.

We are committed to serving safe, high-quality meals in a welcoming environment while promoting healthy eating habits that support lifelong wellness. Our goal is to ensure every student has access to nutritious meals that fuel academic achievement, physical health, and overall well-being.

Normangee ISD Meal Prices for 2026-2027

Breakfast: $2.05

Lunch: $3.05

All Free and Reduced meal statuses will receive free lunch and breakfast.

Free & Reduced Meal Application

Meal App Now- Online Access to a fast, simple and secure method for Meal Applications.

PaySchools Central

Manage your child's cafeteria account, including notifications and alerts.

26.27 Letter to Household
PaySchools Information
26.27 Media Release
Cafeteria Charge Policy

Students may charge up to the value of ten meals. If a balance becomes greater than the value of 10 meals, the student will be notified they must choose the lowest cost entrée item offered that day. They will still be in line with other students, and not overtly identified during service, but they will be provided the lower cost entrée . A la Carte items are not available for charging.

Deposits may be made into meal accounts by sending cash or check with the student in an envelope marked with child's name and student ID# OR with a credit or debit card by accessing the PaySchools (formerly LUNCH MONEY NOW) link found on the NISD website. Parents may monitor meal accounts at the same site and set notifications for a low balance.

No Change Policy

Normangee ISD has a no change policy in place for our cashier stations. When a student pays cash/check for a meal or an a la carte item and is due change, it will be applied to his/her account.
A local school wellness policy is a written document that guides a school district’s efforts to establish a school environment that promotes students’ health, well-being, and ability to learn. Normangee ISD’s Wellness policy here: NISD Wellness Policy

What Is SHAC?

A School Health Advisory Council (SHAC) is a group of parents, school staff, students, and community members who work together to support the health and wellâ€‘being of our students. SHAC provides guidance on school health policies, wellness initiatives, nutrition, physical activity, and overall student wellness.
Our district’s SHAC helps ensure that our school environment supports healthy choices and positive outcomes for all students.
Interested in participating? Contact Tera Phillips, 936-396-3111 for more information.

Stakeholder Participation Opportunity

Our district welcomes ongoing involvement from parents, students, staff, and community members in the development, review, and implementation of our Local School Wellness Policy. We invite interested stakeholders to share input, ask questions, or participate in wellness efforts throughout the year via School Health Advisory Committee Meetings.
For more information or to get involved, please contact: Tera Phillips, 936-396-3111

What Is a Triennial Assessment?

A Triennial Assessment is a required review of our district’s Local School Wellness Policy that takes place every three years. Its purpose is to evaluate how well we are following the policy, measure progress toward our wellness goals, and identify areas for improvement. The results help ensure our schools continue to support student health, nutrition, and well-being.

Triennial Assessment Update

Our district has completed its most recent Triennial Assessment at the end of the 2024 school year for Local School Wellness Policy. This review looked at how well our schools are implementing wellness goals related to nutrition, physical activity, and overall student well?being. Results showed strong progress in several areas and identified opportunities for continued improvement. The findings help guide our ongoing efforts to create a healthier school environment for all students and will be reviewed for future revisions of our Wellness Policy.

NISD Triennial Assessment: NISD Trienniel Wellness Policy
Local Food Bank Information
NISD does not participate in a Summer Meal Program.

Food Pantry Information

Summer Meal info from TDA