Stowell Johnstone

Education

Graduate, U. Idaho, 1953; Master of Arts in Education/Administration, U. Idaho, 1960.

Career

Teacher, Moscow (Idaho) High School, 1956-1958; teacher, director driver education, Moscow School District # 28, 1957-1966; acting principal, Moscow Middle School, 1958-1959; principal, Moscow Junior High, 1959-1961; director secondary curriculum, Moscow School District, 1961-1962; administrative assistant to superintendent schools, Moscow School District, 1962-1964; principal, Moscow High School, 1964-1967; principal, West Anchorage (Alaska) High School, 1967-1970; director audio-visual services, library processing and television production, Anchorage School District, 1970-1971; director secondary education, Anchorage School District, 1971-1978; assistant deputy superintendent secondary school management, Anchorage School District, 1978-1981; assistant deputy superintendent educational planning, Anchorage School District, 1981-1982; chair, Alaska Board Education, Juneau, since 1994. Instructor U. Idaho, 1958-1960. Part time supervisor maintenance personnel Moscow School District, 1963-1967.

Part time instructor U. Alaska, Anchorage, 1956-1985, Anchorage Community College. Trustee Alaska Council Economics Education, 1977-1985.

Achievements

• Stowell Johnstone has been listed as a noteworthy State agency administrator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Active Executive Committee Junior Achievement of Alaska, 1966-1985. Chairman Alaska Public Broadcasting Commission, 1969-1983. Board directors Alaskan of Year Committee, 1979-1982.

Vice president, member Alaska Repertory Theatre Statewide Board, 1979-1985. Vice president Alaska March of Dimes Board, 1988-1989. With United States Air Force, 1953-1956, colonel Reserve retired.

Member Northwest Association Schools and Colls. (chairman Alaska committee 1973-1978, president commission schools 1978-1982, secretary since 1983, president 1991-1994), Northwest Association of Schools and Colls.