Elementary & Middle School Combo Meal
Must choose 3 of the 5 food components (food groups).  A fruit, juice or veggie must be taken.  May only choose 1 entrée.  Entrees count as two food components: grain & meat/meat alternative.  May choose up to 6 different items. 

Food Components
	Fruits		Veggies		Grains		Meat /Meal Alternatives		Dairy/Milk

High School Breakfast Combo Meal

May pick 3-5 different items.  Only 1 entree may be taken, but is not mandatory.  The “Pick 2” entrée counts as 1 item.  Items include ½ cup serving from fruit/veggie bar, milk, juice and Nestle bottled water.

2019 - 2020 Breakfast Combo Meal Prices
High School Student: $1.35 | Reduced Students: $0.30 | Free Students: Free
Adult and/or Visitor: $1.70

May pick 3-5 different items.  Only 1 entree may be taken, but is not mandatory.  Items include ½ cup serving from fruit/veggie bar, milk, juice and Nestle bottled water.

High School Lunch Combo Meal Prices
High School Students: $2.70| Reduced Students: $0.40 | Adult and/or Visitor: $3.40
Premium Meal (Students/Adults): $3.95

Charging Policy
All Northwest ISD students are allowed to charge up to 5 breakfast and lunch combo meals. Charging is never allowed on a la carte items, such as chips, ice cream, Pizza Hut, Red Mango, Subway, etc.  Adults and children not enrolled in the district are not allowed to charge.

After the charging limit has been reached, NISD students will receive a courtesy meal.  A breakfast courtesy meal includes two pieces of toast with the students’ choice of milk, juice and/or fruit.  A lunch courtesy meal includes a sunflower butter & jelly sandwich with the students’ choice of milk, juice and/or fruit.  Courtesy meals must include a fruit and meet combo meals guidelines.

Parents/guardians are responsible for all their child(ren)’s meal account charges.  This also applies to all meal charges accrued prior to getting on the free and reduced program.  Go to http://northwestisd.schoollunchapp.com to apply for free or reduce-priced school meals.

At www.myschoolbucks.com, parents may access their child’s meal online, view payment balances, set-up low balance notification and apply money using Visa or MasterCard.  Online payments are charged a convenience fee per transaction.  All online payments take 24 hours to appear on your child’s meal account.

Parents/guardians may place a buying restriction on their child’s meal account.  Parents can limit their child’s ability to purchase snack and/or a la carte items.  Click here to place a buying restriction.  You may also contact our office at 817-215-0007 to place a buying restriction on your child’s account.  The restriction will stay on the child’s account until a parent/guardian contacts the NISD Food Service Department to remove the restriction.

If you have any questions, please contact the NISD Food Service Department at 817-215-0007.

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