School Food & Nutrition
Mehlville School District School Food and Nutrition Services provides high-quality, nutritious meals that help prepare students for academic achievement in a welcoming, safe and sanitary environment.
What’s for breakfast and lunch?
School menus just got a fresh, new, accessible look! Beginning with the 2026-2027 school year, lunch and breakfast menus will be shared on the district and school websites through a program called Nutrislice.
With the new system, parents can easily see what’s for breakfast and lunch. They can also filter foods by specific allergens and see nutritional information for each menu item.
How it works:
Each school has an interactive menu that breaks down every item in the meal. On the Mehlville School District Nutrislice page, a parent can choose their school to view the breakfast and lunch menus.
Parents can use the navigational menu across the top to toggle between lunch and breakfast menus. They can also adjust the calendar view by daily, weekly and monthly, and filter foods with common allergens. Additionally, parents can access carbohydrate counts by clicking on the croissant icon located over the image of the school. They can also select the print icon for a printer friendly version of menus.
Links along the right side of the menu (on a desktop computer), allow parents to replenish their MySchoolBucks meal account or apply for free and reduced price meals.
In addition to viewing menus online, the Mehlville School District Nutrislice menus can be accessed through a mobile app.
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