J.D. Johnson, ex-principal of SBOA School, dies
The Hindu
He joined the insitution and 1991 and served it till 1996
J.D. Johnson, former principal and correspondent of the SBOA group of schools, died here on Thursday. He was 77. He is survived by two sons. Dr. Johnson joined the SBOA School and Junior College in 1981 and served it till 1996. While he was initially the principal, he later took over as the correspondent. In 1999, Mr. Johnson won the National Award for Best Teacher from the Government of India. After his stint at SBOA, he went on to work as principal at the Akshara School in Kakinada. After retiring in 2006, Mr. Johnson continued to work as a consultant for other educational institutions.
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