Kerrie Ross

Franklin Northeast Supervisory Union
Res Asp Site Coordinator

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Kerrie Ross in 2017 was employed at Franklin Northeast Supervisory Union and had a reported pay of $20,904, according to public records. This pay was 9 percent higher than the average and 182 percent higher than the median salary in Franklin Northeast Supervisory Union.

Franklin Northeast Supervisory Union records show Kerrie Ross held two jobs from 2017 to 2021. From 2017 to 2021 Kerrie Ross held job of Res Asp Site Coordinator.

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Key Data

Year2017
Full NameKerrie Ross
Job TitleRes Asp Site Coordinator
StateVermont
EmployerFranklin Northeast Supervisory Union
Total Pay $20,904

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Employer

Employer NameFranklin Northeast Supervisory Union
Year2017
Number of Employees808
Average Annual Wage$19,252
Median Annual Wage$7,400
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