School Nutrition

New for the 2026-27 school year: We are excited to introduce RevTrak, a new online payment system for school meals and other student fees as part of our transition to our new student information system, Skyward Qmlativ.

Every household must register in RevTrak to manage meal balances and make online payments. To register and/or access RevTrak:

Through Skyward Family Access

1. Login to Skyward Family Access
2. Click on the "Fees & Fee Payments" tile
3. Click on the "Make a Payment" link in the top right right (both on desktop and mobile)

Through RevTrak

1. Access RevTrak directly by going to https://onalaskaschools.revtrak.net/

Students use their 4-digit meal code at checkout. The cashier verifies the student’s name and photo, and the appropriate meal charge is automatically deducted from their account.

Cashiers will help students learn their meal code, and the system keeps free and reduced-price meal eligibility confidential.

At the middle and high schools, students may also use cash or their 4-digit meal code for a la carte purchases.

Parents are responsible for maintaining a positive meal account balance.

• Children with Disabilities and Special Dietary Restrictions
• School District of Onalaska Carb Count Listing

Board of Education Policies

• Policy 8500 - School Nutrition Services
• Policy 8510 - Wellness
• Policy 8531 - Free and Reduced-Price Meals
• Policy 8550 - Competitive Food Sales

Local Wellness Policy Triennial Assessment

Schools and/or districts participating in federal Child Nutrition Programs are required to complete an assessment of their local wellness policy, at minimum, once every three years. This report summarizes policy objectives and details the results of the most recent evaluation. 

View the School District of Onalaska's Local Wellness Policy Triennial Assessment

The School District of Onalaska participates in the Farm2School program. Farm2School helps children understand where their food comes from and how their food choices impact their bodies, the environment and their community.

The Harvest of the Month program is a partnership between La Crosse County Health Department’s Foot Steps to Health initiative, the La Crosse County Farm2School Program, area school districts and the community. Funding for this project was provided by the UW School of Medicine and Public Health from the Wisconsin Partnership Program.