Georgia · 2025 pay · 381 people
How much does a central support clerk make in Georgia?
$55,338typical pay for a central support clerk in 2025
$42,551 – $67,299what most people earned
Includes everyone paid during 2025, including part-year workers. Typical pay rose 0.1% from 2024.
✓ Official data from Georgia Dept. of Audits and Accounts · Matches the agency's latest release · audits.ga.gov ↗
Where central support clerks work
Typical pay at each employer, 2025 (everyone paid).
- Cobb County School District93 people$63,956
- Gwinnett County Board of Education82 people$66,201
- Savannah-Chatham County Board of Education35 people$53,347
- Clayton County Board of Education34 people$55,655
- Bibb County Board of Education20 people$42,439
- Fayette County Board of Education10 people$41,777
- Paulding County Board of Education9 people$55,338
- City of Marietta Board of Education9 people$53,717
- Troup County Board of Education8 people$47,664
- Muscogee County Board of Education8 people$48,995
- City of Dalton Board of Education5 people$34,547
- Pierce County Board of Education4 people$42,176
- Fulton County Board of Education4 people$56,984
- Newton County Board of Education4 people$57,535
- Carroll County Board of Education4 people$51,114
- Bryan County Board of Education3 people$50,574
- Coweta County Board of Education2 people$52,836
- Greene County Board of Education2 people$30,847
- City of Calhoun Board of Education2 people$14,230
- Bartow County Board of Education2 people$46,137
- Hall County Board of Education2 people$57,910
- Atlanta Independent School System2 people$38,258
- Rabun County Board of Education2 people$61,735
- Crisp County Board of Education2 people$48,048
- City of Gainesville Board of Education2 people$68,288
- Bleckley County Board of Education2 people$21,391
- Richmond County Board of Education2 people$44,793
- Rockdale County Board of Education2 people$61,522
- Peach County Board of Education2 people$32,742
- Taylor County Board of Education1 person$36,802
- Meriwether County Board of Education1 person$47,475
- Lamar County Board of Education1 person$25,259
- Long County Board of Education1 person$48,174
- Walton County Board of Education1 person$58,382
- Lumpkin County Board of Education1 person$44,199
- City of Commerce Board of Education1 person$4,018
- Thomas County Board of Education1 person$59,151
- City of Thomasville Board of Education1 person$3,658
- Turner County Board of Education1 person$26,901
- City of Rome Board of Education1 person$74,341
- Oglethorpe County Board of Education1 person$42,412
- Thomaston-Upson County Board of Education1 person$32,778
- Colquitt County Board of Education1 person$40,864
- Franklin County Board of Education1 person$45,654
- Effingham County Board of Education1 person$39,694
- City of Pelham Board of Education1 person$37,781
- Polk School District1 person$5,280
- Chattooga County Board of Education1 person$20,605
- Coffee County Board of Education1 person$38,761
- City of Valdosta Board of Education1 person$8,701
- Murray County Board of Education1 person$4,088
- Ben Hill County Board of Education1 person$33,782
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Highest-paid central support clerks, 2025
- 1Cassidy B ArringtonCentral Support Clerk · Troup County Board of Education$120,334
- 2Eddie LindseyCentral Support Clerk · Muscogee County Board of Education$115,699
- 3Charlotte D BlileCentral Support Clerk · Clayton County Board of Education$108,855
- 4Lynne D WilliamsCentral Support Clerk · City of Marietta Board of Education$99,361
- 5Tanya L TurnipseedCentral Support Clerk · Clayton County Board of Education$96,890
Common questions
How much does a central support clerk make in Georgia?
The typical central support clerk was paid $55,338 in 2025; most earned between $42,551 and $67,299. This counts all 381 people paid, including part-year workers.
Which job titles are included?
Everyone whose payroll title is Central Support Clerk, at any level (for example "Central Support Clerk"). Part-time-schedule titles (such as "20 hours") are left out. Senior, supervising and trainee titles have their own pages.
Job titles are written out in full from the payroll's abbreviations (for example "SR CRRECTNL POLC OFCR" → "Senior Correctional Police Officer"). "Typical pay" is the median; "most earned" is the middle half. How we calculate this