The Quakertown Community School District Board of School Directors unanimously approved the appointment of Dr. Lisa Hoffman as the district's next Superintendent by a 9-0 vote at its meeting on August 4, 2026.
(Left to Right): Mr. Chris Spear, Mr. Jon Kern, Ms. Rebecca Merola, Mr. Todd Hippauf, Dr. Lisa Hoffman, Mr. Joe Lyons, Mr. David O'Donnell (Board President), Mr. Brian Reimers (Board Vice President), Ms. Roberta Rogers, and Ms. Amanda Hahn
Hoffman has served as Interim Superintendent since February 2026 and has been part of the Quakertown Community School District leadership team for 16 years. Her selection follows a comprehensive search facilitated by the Pennsylvania School Boards Association.
“Throughout the search, Dr. Hoffman clearly demonstrated she has the integrity, experience, judgment, and forward-looking approach the Board expects in a leader,” said David O’Donnell, President of the Board of School Directors. “She knows this district and understands this community. During her time as interim superintendent, she has shown that she has earned the trust of students, employees, families, and Board members. She has a clear understanding of the opportunities ahead and the challenges we need to address.”
Hoffman joined QCSD in 2010 and has served as a house principal, curriculum supervisor, Director of Teaching and Learning, Assistant Superintendent, and Interim Superintendent. Before coming to Quakertown, she taught elementary and high school mathematics and worked as an instructional coach in neighboring school districts.
Her career has included leadership in curriculum and instruction, professional learning, school administration, strategic planning, facilities, and district operations.
Hoffman said her work as Superintendent will center on strong academic programs, effective support for employees, responsible stewardship of district resources and facilities, and clear communication with families and the broader community.
"I am deeply honored by the Board's confidence and grateful for the opportunity to continue serving the Quakertown Community School District," Hoffman said. "This community has shaped my career, and I care deeply about its future. We have exceptional students, dedicated employees, supportive families, and a community that believes in its schools.
My commitment is to lead with integrity, listen carefully, make thoughtful decisions, and always keep students at the center of our work. Together, we will continue building on Quakertown's strengths, creating opportunities for our students, supporting our employees, and strengthening the connections that make our schools such an important part of this community.”
Hoffman’s appointment is effective July 1, 2026.