Quitman County teacher salaries
Quitman County is a county school district in Georgia with 39 teachers on its 2024-25 payroll. Those who worked the whole school year were paid a median of $68,912, supplements included.1
What do teachers at Quitman County make?
- Teachers on the payroll
- 39
- 2024-25 school year
- Worked the whole year
- 10
- the teachers behind the pay figures
- Georgia median
- $74,141
- all full-year teachers in the state
- Pay rank in Georgia
- 73rd
- of 180 districts, by median pay
Does Quitman County pay teachers more than the typical Georgia district?
Line up all 180 Georgia school districts by median pay of their full-year teachers. The one in the middle pays $67,768: half pay less, half pay more.1
Yes
Quitman County's median of $68,912 ranks 73rd of 180, above the middle district.
Middle district: $67,768
Each bar counts the districts whose median teacher pay falls in a $5,000 band. The dashed line marks the middle district.
Questions about Quitman County teacher salaries
How much do teachers make at Quitman County?
Teachers who worked the whole 2024-25 school year at Quitman County were paid a median of $68,912 in total pay, supplements included. That's $1,144 above the middle Georgia district ($67,768).
Is teacher pay at Quitman County high for Georgia?
Its median teacher pay ranks 73rd of 180 Georgia school districts (2024-25, teachers who worked the whole school year).
More Georgia teacher salaries
- Compare all 180 Georgia districtsMedian pay and headcount side by side, sortable
- Jasper County$69,036 median teacher pay
- Gainesville City$68,968 median teacher pay
- Whitfield County$68,938 median teacher pay
- Taliaferro County$68,886 median teacher pay
- Bleckley County$68,807 median teacher pay
- Pulaski County$68,644 median teacher pay
Sources for the Quitman County figures
Pay is everything the district paid each teacher in the 2024-25 school year (July to June): salary plus supplements for coaching and extra duties. It counts only teachers the district also paid the year before who were paid at least 90% as much this year, so people who started, left or went part time during the year don't pull the figures down; the file has no hours or start dates. Substitutes, aides and Pre-K lottery teachers aren't counted. The Department of Audits and Accounts compiles the file from what each employer reports and says it has not audited or reviewed it. Medians and ranks are our own arithmetic.
- Georgia Department of Audits and Accounts, Open Georgia, salaries and travel, fiscal years 2024 and 2025: title and total pay of every school district employee, July 2024 to June 2025, and the year before to see who worked the full year.