Quakertown Community School District Assistant Superintendent Dr. Lisa Hoffman is among 20 women leaders chosen to participate in the American Association of School Administrators National Women’s Leadership Consortium.
Established in 2016 by AASA, The School Superintendents Association as part of the Women in School Leadership Initiative, the Consortium is designed to bring together successful women leaders to identify and address barriers females face when aspiring to top leadership positions. The Consortium is unique in that it’s designed to blend school superintendents with corporate and nonprofit leaders.
In 2018, Hoffman won Pennsylvania’s Outstanding Curriculum Development Award for her significant contribution in the area of curriculum development.
Over the past four years, Hoffman redesigned and re-staffed the Office for Teaching and Learning, developed a six-year curriculum cycle, got teachers from across the district involved in curriculum development and decision-making and has become an “invaluable” member of Superintendent Dr. Bill Harner’s cabinet.
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