Kenneth Austin Johnson

COWETA COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
Custodial Personnel

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Kenneth Austin Johnson in 2024 was employed at COWETA COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION and had a reported pay of $26,041, according to public records. This pay was 44 percent lower than the average and 43 percent lower than the median salary in COWETA COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION.

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Key Data

Year2024
Full NameKenneth Austin Johnson
Job TitleCustodial Personnel
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StateGeorgia
EmployerCOWETA COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
Total Pay $26,041
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Employer

Employer NameCOWETA COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
Year2024
Number of Employees4,085
Average Annual Wage$46,577
Median Annual Wage$45,421
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