August 4, 2025
Families may qualify for free or reduced-price meals through the National School Lunch and Breakfast Program. We encourage families who are interested to complete the application.
To determine if a household qualifies, families can complete an online application at natronaschools.org, or they may stop by their child's school or the NCSD Central Services office to fill out a paper application. Only one application per household needs to be completed.
As a reminder, families may apply for the Free and Reduced-Price Meals by completing the application at any time throughout the school year.
In addition, you may track your student’s meal account by going to www.myschoolbucks.com. Please note: MySchoolBucks has a transaction fee that is specific to the company and is not managed or received by NCSD.
Additional information on NCSD Food Service and the Family Application for Free and Reduced-Price Meals for the upcoming school year can be found here.
Click here to complete your Family Application for Free and Reduced-Price Meals
Click here for a PDF of the Free and Reduced-Price Meals Family Application Flier
Click here for a PDF of the Food Service Back to School Information Flier
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