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2017-2018 Guilford County Schools Salaries Contreras, Sharon Supt $251,008 Carr, Nora Chief Of Staff $158,632 Morrison, Shirley Chief Hr Ofcr $156,006 Henry, Angela Chief Fin Ofc $154,009 Shaver, Randall School Support Officer $153,186 McCully, Scott Chief Operations Ofcr $150,000 Oakley, Whitney Chief Academic Ofcr-Interim $150,000 Watlington, Tony Chief Of Schools $150,000 Martin, Phyllis School Support Officer $149,783 Sheehan, Anne School Support Officer $148,061 Bell, Charity School Support Officer $138,000 Wilds, Rodney Principal $126,927 Akins, Valerie School Support Officer $125,000 Brady, Anna School Support Officer $125,000 Harvey, Howard School Support Officer $125,000 Jones, Leigh School Support Officer $125,000 March, Kendra School Support Officer $125,000 Tolliver, Christopher School Support Officer $125,000 Walden, Weaver School Support Officer $125,000 Williams, Fabby School Support Officer $125,000 Kitley. Ralph Principal $122,303 Becoats, Jocelyn Exec Dir-Federal & Special Programs $119,101 Culmer, Sandra Principal $119,100 Hoskins, Donevin Principal $119,072 Boschini.

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