Daniel Macdevitt E

Santa Rosa City Schools
Teacher Middle School Gen.Ed

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Daniel E MacDevitt , working as Teacher Middle School Gen.Ed, was employed by Santa Rosa City Schools in 2014, and received regular pay of $20,465, other pay of $1,050, total pay of $21,515, benefits worth $1,828, total compensation of $23,343 including pay and benefits. This compensation was 41 percent lower than the average and 22 percent lower than the median in Santa Rosa City Schools.

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Year2014
Full NameDaniel Macdevitt E
Job TitleTeacher Middle School Gen.Ed
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StateCalifornia
EmployerSanta Rosa City Schools
LocationSonoma County
Total Compensation $23,343

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Employer

Employer NameSanta Rosa City Schools
Year2014
Number of Employees2,633
Average Annual Wage$39,545
Median Annual Wage$29,985
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