Child Nutrition

Mission: The Child Nutrition Department is committed to providing quality nutritious food, supporting academic excellence, achieving economic stability, and offering nutritional services to students, staff and the community.

Vision: The Child Nutrition Department strives to nourish the body and mind of our future leaders.

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Free and Reduced Meal Application Complete Your Meal Application Online

NOW AVAILABLE: Free and Reduced-Price Meal Applications are Now Open

Posted by FBISD Child Nutrition on 8/1/2022

Applications are now open and available on SchoolCafé online at schoolcafe.com/fbisd. We are encouraging all families to complete the Free and Reduced-Price Meals Application for the 2022-23 school year.

Submitting your online meal application can do more than just provide access to free and reduced-price meals. Click here to see why it is more than a school meal application.

If you qualify for Free and Reduced-Price Meals, you may also qualify for programs with additional benefits! Click here to view more information on our Discounted Programs.

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This Fall, 'Back to School' Will Also Mean 'Back to Student Meal Rates'.

Posted by FBISD Child Nutrition on 7/14/2022
Schools will transition back to requiring family applications for free and reduced-price meals to meet USDA requirements.

During the pandemic, schools were able to offer no-cost meals to all students due to temporary program flexibilities provided by the federal government. These flexibilities have expired, and the U.S. Congress did not provide funding in this year’s budget to allow schools to serve free meals to all students in the 2022-2023 school year.

Meal prices will be as follows:

Student Breakfast - $2.00

Elementary Lunch - $2.75

Secondary Lunch - $3.00

Adult Breakfast - $3.00

Adult Lunch - $4.50

Students enrolled at FBISD campuses that have been listed under the USDA’s Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) will continue to receive breakfast and lunch meals free of charge.

The Fort Bend ISD's Child Nutrition team looks forward to serving healthy, balanced meals to every student in the new school year. These meals offer a good source of nutrition for children.

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