Homes for Sale in Juneau, Wisconsin
Bridget Horstmann is a REALTOR serving Juneau and Dodge County.
About the city
Juneau is the county seat of Dodge County and has been since 1846. It was founded in 1845 by Martin Rich and William Dennis. It was first called Victory, then Dodge Center, and took the name Juneau in 1852. Wisconsin Highway 26 runs through downtown. Dodge County Airport sits just north of the city.
Schools
Dodgeland School District serves the area. Dodgeland High School enrolls roughly 260 students with a student to teacher ratio of about twelve to one, which is smaller than the county average. The mascot is the Trojans and teams compete in the Trailways Conference. St. Johns Lutheran School serves students through grade eight.
What the housing is like
Wisconsin Highway 26 runs through downtown. Dodge County Airport sits just north of the city.
Why people move here
Juneau is the county seat of Dodge County. County government offices, the courthouse, and county services are here.
Dodgeland High School enrolls roughly 260 students with a student to teacher ratio of about twelve to one, which is smaller than the county average.
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What is my home worthQuestions about Juneau
What school district serves Juneau?
Dodgeland School District serves the area. Dodgeland High School enrolls roughly 260 students with a student to teacher ratio of about twelve to one, which is smaller than the county average.
Why is Juneau the county seat?
Juneau is the county seat of Dodge County and has been since 1846. Being the county seat means county government offices, the courthouse, and county services are here.
How big are the schools in Juneau?
Dodgeland High School enrolls roughly 260 students with a student to teacher ratio of about twelve to one, which is smaller than the county average. St. Johns Lutheran School serves students through grade eight.