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The primary mission of the Beeville ISD Child Nutrition Department is to assist student achievement through nutrition. We believe all students should have access to meals that will furnish the nourishment required for optimal growth, development, and academic success. We believe open lines of communication should be maintained between the Child Nutrition Department, students, parents, staff, and community. We believe financial responsibility should continue to be practiced by the Child Nutrtition Department. We believe the Child Nutrition Department should provide and support professional training opportunities in order to maintain a well-trained, highly motivated staff. We believe in providing a fun and exciting, safe and secure environment in modern, well-maintained facilities. We believe all decisions should be based on the best interest of the students of our district. We believe Beeville ISD Child Nutrition Department is one of the top programs in the state of Texas. We serve 3706 meals per day including lunch and breakfast! 83.2% of our students eat lunch every day in the cafeteria! 30.8% of our students eat breakfast every day in the cafeteria!
	Beeville ISD Child Nutrition Department 605 N. Tyler Beeville, TX 78102 Phone (361) 362-6082 Fax (361) 542-2111 Mario Monjaras, Child Nutrition Director

Past Fun & Events
Welcome Back School Lunch Heros Spooky Cafeteria Fun at RA Hall Trojan Grill Grab and Go Grand Opening & Halloween Fun at AC Jones
Big Thank You to our AC Jones High School Life Skills who honored our Trojan Grill Café for Lunch Hero Day with cake!	Trojan Grill offers Dominos Smart Slice Pizza at ACJ and Moreno every other Wednesday!

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