Tyree McIntosh A

CLAYTON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
Substitute Teacher

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Tyree McIntosh A in 2010 was employed at CLAYTON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION and had a reported pay of $22,993, according to public records. This pay was 30 percent lower than the average and 18 percent lower than the median salary in CLAYTON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION.

In year 2010 Tyree McIntosh's salary was 831 percent higher than average Substitute Teacher salary in the state of Georgia.

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Key Data

Year2010
Full NameTyree McIntosh A
Job TitleSubstitute Teacher
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StateGeorgia
EmployerCLAYTON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
Total Pay $22,993

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Employer

Employer NameCLAYTON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
Year2010
Number of Employees9,662
Average Annual Wage$32,685
Median Annual Wage$27,993
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