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Dunn County Public Schools

There are 16 public schools in Dunn County, Wisconsin, serving 6,141 students. You can narrow this list by selecting school levels above the table below, or specifying additional search criteria.

Dunn County Public Schools - Wisconsin

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Town	School	# Students	Grades
Boyceville	Boyceville Middle/high High School	334	7-12
Boyceville	Tiffany Creek Elementary School	418	PK-6
Colfax	Colfax Elementary School	622	PK-8
Colfax	Colfax High School	242	9-12
Downsville	Downsville Elementary School	108	PK-5
Elk Mound	Elk Mound High School	320	9-12
Elk Mound	Elk Mound Middle School	319	5-8
Elk Mound	Mound View Elementary School	490	PK-4
Knapp	Knapp Elementary School	139	PK-5
Menomonie	Lucas Charter School (Charter school)	38	9-12
Menomonie	Menomonie High School	993	9-12
Menomonie	Menomonie Middle School	687	6-8
Menomonie	Oaklawn Elementary School	664	PK-5
Menomonie	River Heights Elementary School	379	PK-5
Menomonie	Wakanda Elementary School	316	PK-5
Ridgeland	Ridgeland Elementary School	72	KG-4

County Statistics:

About This County (Dunn)	County Statistics	(WI) State Statistics
Population (Approximate)	39,292 people	5,362,884 people
% (age 25+) w/College Degree	23%	24%
Median Household Income	$93,619	$44,777
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