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Tempe Union names Adam Johnson principal of Tempe High School

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Tempe Union High School District Superintendent Dr. Wilson announced that Adam Johnson will serve as the new principal of Tempe High School; Johnson has served the district for 13 years, most recently as assistant principal of academics at Tempe High.

Dr. Wilson, superintendent of the Tempe Union High School District, announced at the governing board meeting that Adam Johnson will serve as the new principal of Tempe High School.

Johnson, who addressed the board after the announcement, told the board he is “so grateful for this opportunity” and said he looks forward to working with “an incredible team of people” and providing “opportunity for our students and equity for all students so that they can succeed.”

According to Dr. Wilson’s remarks, Johnson has worked for Tempe Union for 13 years in roles including teacher and assistant principal; he most recently served as Tempe High’s assistant principal of academics. The announcement came during the superintendent’s report and was presented as a formal recognition; the transcript does not record a separate board vote on the appointment.

The board offered congratulations during the meeting; President Barraza and other members acknowledged Johnson’s stated commitment to students and community. The district did not provide additional operational details or an effective start date for Johnson’s tenure in the meeting record.

The superintendent’s report closed with Dr. Wilson noting the district’s appreciation for Johnson and the board’s congratulations. No public comment was recorded on this item during the meeting.

The board’s next regular meeting is scheduled for June 25 at 6 p.m., according to the meeting record.