Jodie Benoit
Director of Child Nutrition

1255 N. Main St., Vidor, Tx 77662
Office: 409.951.8712 | Fax: 409.783.9115

Cindy Routt, Child Nutrition Coordinator

Taylor Gilmore, Adm. Assistant for Child Nutrition

Vidor ISD Child Nutrition Department’s Payment System

Vidor ISD utilizes the SchoolCafe point of service platform to allow parents an easy way to add money to their child’s lunch account, view purchase history, and more. The service can be accessed at SchoolCafe.

School Cafe Setup

Monthly Menus Provided by SchoolCafe

The Secondary, Elementary, and Pre-K menus are provided online by SchoolCafe for quick access to the daily choices served by the Child Nutrition staff for breakfast and lunch.

My School Menus lays out a visual for daily, weekly, and monthly menus as well as a one-stop shop for nutritional values, printing, a variety of options and more. Simply pick your school and the menu you’d like to view.

Meal portions are based on age requirements and all foods/beverages are to be balanced for nutrients, sugar, salt and fat. All meal plans follow the Texas Department of Agriculture and US Department of Agriculture regulations for school meal programs.

Breakfast - Whole Grain + Fruit or Fruit Juice + Milk + Healthy Fat is considered ahealthy, reimbursable meal (Lean Protein/Meat may substituted for Whole Grain a maximum of 3 times per week).

Lunch - Lean Meat/Protein + Whole Grain + Fruit + Vegetable + Milk + Healthy Fat is considered a healthy, reimbursable meal.

Costs for second meals or additional meals after the initial free student meal:

• Breakfast Entrée - $2.00 for Students, Teachers, and Staff

• Lunch Entrée - $2.50 for Students, Teachers, and Staff

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