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Hall County School District H-1B salaries (2026)

Yes — Hall County School District sponsors H-1B workers. Across 4 certified Labor Condition Applications, the median offered base wage is $73,462. Every figure below comes straight from the employer's own filings with the U.S. Department of Labor.

Adrian Serafin, founder and editor of RateOrchardBy Adrian SerafinFounderUpdated March 27, 2026
Certified H-1B filings

Hall County School District filed 4 certified H-1B labor condition applications across 1 state between Dec 2024 and Mar 2026. The median offered base wage was $73,462.

Median offered wage
$73,462
Certified filings
4
Work locations
1 states
Distinct roles
3

Most-filed roles at Hall County School District

RoleFilingsMedian wage
Elementary Teacher2$73,462
High School Foreign Language Teacher (Spanish)1$57,632
Special Education Math Teacher1$88,970

Wage-level distribution

DOL prevailing-wage levels reflect the seniority the employer certified, from Level I (entry) to Level IV (fully competent).

LevelFilingsMedian wage
Level I — entry1$57,632
Level II — qualified2$73,462
Level IV — fully competent1$88,970

Where Hall County School District hires

StateFilingsMedian wage
Georgia4$73,462

Recent certified filings

Job titleLocationWageLevelDecided
Special Education Math TeacherOakwood, Georgia$88,970IVMar 2026
Elementary TeacherFlowery Branch, Georgia$80,246IIMar 2026
Elementary TeacherGainesville, Georgia$66,678IIMar 2026
High School Foreign Language Teacher (Spanish)Flowery Branch, Georgia$57,632IDec 2024

Source: U.S. Department of Labor OFLC certified Labor Condition Applications (H-1B, H-1B1, E-3), public disclosure data. Wages are employer-offered base pay and exclude bonuses, equity, and other compensation. Denied and withdrawn filings are excluded. Figures reflect filings decided Dec 2024Mar 2026.

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For general educational purposes, not career or financial advice. Wages are employer-offered base pay from certified DOL LCA records and may differ from total compensation.