Navarro Elementary continued active community communication through 2025-26 under Principal Tara Hunter, with the school's Facebook page (@BryanISDNavarro) posting over 1,000 likes and active engagement from families throughout the school year. The campus runs bilingual instruction and ELD programming at all four grade levels, and the 12:1 student-teacher ratio gives the school more instructional contact time per student than most Bryan ISD elementary campuses. Navarro participates in Bryan ISD's district-wide family engagement programming and joined the district's fall attendance and community outreach initiatives in the opening weeks of the 2025-26 school year.

Q1. Does Navarro Elementary offer a GATE program?

Ans. Navarro Elementary offers a Gifted and Talented program through Bryan ISD. If your child's teacher hasn't already started that conversation, the front office at (979) 209-2000 can explain how the referral and assessment process works within the district and when the fall evaluation window opens.

Q2. What bilingual support is available at Navarro Elementary?

Ans. Navarro Elementary has a 12:1 student-teacher ratio, which gives its bilingual and ELD programming more consistent teacher-to-student contact time than many comparable campuses. The school's predominantly Hispanic student body reflects the surrounding neighborhood, and Spanish-English instruction runs across all four grade levels as a daily part of how the campus operates.

Q3. What after-school programs run at Navarro Elementary?

Ans. Navarro Elementary is involved in Bryan ISD's extended learning programs, which includes AlphaBEST after-school care at certain locations. Parents and guardians can reach out to the school directly at (979) 209-2000. They can get the most up-to-date information on availability and find out about enrollment deadlines for the current semester.

Q4. What is the school's campus identity at Navarro Elementary?

Ans. Navarro Elementary bears the name of Jose Antonio Navarro, a signatory of the Texas Declaration of Independence and a key figure in the state's early history. Principal Tara Hunter oversees the school, and the campus keeps its community informed via its Facebook page, @BryanISDNavarro, which shares updates on events, student achievements, and other school-related announcements year-round.

Q5. What middle school do Navarro Elementary students attend?

Ans. Navarro Elementary students typically continue to one of Bryan ISD's intermediate campuses and then on to a BISD high school. Families should verify the current feeder path directly with Principal Tara Hunter's team at (979) 209-2000, especially if they are new to the northwest Bryan area and mapping out the full K-12 trajectory within the district.