The highest paid employees at Grandview Heights Schools are the people who lead the district, public records obtained by The Dispatch show.
Superintendent Andrew Culp made more than any other district employee in 2025, bringing in a total of $243,546. Beth Collier, the school districts treasurer, was it's highest paid employee at $196,756, according to payroll records.
Founded in 1906, more than 1,000 students attend classes in one of the district's three schools, according to the National Center for Education Statistics.
The top paid employees at Grandview Heights Schools in 2025 included:
- Andrew Culp, superintendent: $243,546.
- Beth Collier, treasurer: $196,756.
- Victoria Dunlevy, teacher, science club adviser: $146,595.
- Angela Ullum, chief academic officer: $145,154.
- Christopher Deis, chief technology officer: $145,038.
Earnings reflect each person's gross pay, which includes their salary, any bonus or overtime they received as well as other benefits such as severance pay, stipends
and more.
The Dispatch obtained the school district's payroll through a public records request as part of an ongoing series analyzing salaries across public, taxpayer-funded agencies in the greater Columbus area. Use the database below to search the payrolls of public institutions from around the region, including school districts, local governments, colleges and more.
Who are the highest-paid employees at Grandview Heights Schools?
Database note: Pay classified as "other" in the database can include holiday or vacation time, accrued time as well as miscellaneous pay or stipends, among other payments a public employee received in 2025.
Editors note: The Dispatch used AI tools to help organize and clean data for this salary database.
Dispatch investigative reporter Max Filby can be reached by email at mfilby@dispatch.com. Find him on X at the handle @MaxFilby or on Facebook at @ReporterMaxFilby.
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