Adam Johnson serves as the Assistant Superintendent in the Blaine County School District. He has nineteen years of experience serving in public education. Adam holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Boise State University in History, Secondary Education, a Master of Education degree in Education Leadership from the University of Idaho and an Education Specialist Degree in Education Leadership from the University of Idaho. Adam spent nine years as a classroom Social Studies teacher and department chair. Adam was awarded as the 2013 Idaho Human Rights Teacher of the Year by the Wassmuth Center for Human Rights. Adam has served on various policy committees, international delegations and has experience as a varsity football, basketball and golf coach. Adam entered into education administration in 2014 as a middle/high school building principal. Adam was awarded as the 2020 Idaho Principal of the Year by the Idaho Association of Secondary Administrators. Adam supervises building principals and serves as the Director of Curriculum, Teaching, and Learning as well as Data and Assessment Coordinator for the District.