New Athletic Director Named At Truman High School

BRISTOL TOWNSHIP, PA — As Truman High School prepares for the upcoming fall sports season, Kyle Hoffman has been named the school's new athletic director and assistant principal.

Hoffman succeeds Tim Monaghan, who will continue serving Truman High School as assistant principal, focusing on school culture and instructional leadership.

As Athletic Director, Hoffman will oversee Truman's interscholastic athletic program, working closely with coaches, student-athletes, families, and the community to foster athletic excellence, sportsmanship, and the personal growth and development of every student-athlete.

Hoffman brings extensive experience in education, athletics, and leadership to her new role.

She has served as a Health and Physical Education teacher in the Bristol Township School District since 2020 and has coached girls' volleyball, field hockey, girls' basketball, boys' bowling, and softball. In addition, she has served as a Faculty Manager and Athletic Site Supervisor for the district, a community softball director, a PIAA-certified official in four sports, and an NCAA softball official.

A former collegiate student-athlete, Hoffman earned a Bachelor of Arts in Health and Exercise Science from The College of New Jersey, a Master's in Educational Leadership from Holy Family University, and a Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) in Educational Leadership from the American College of Education.

She is also a Certified Registered Athletic Administrator through the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (NIAAA).

"We are excited to see the excellent work Dr. Hoffman will do in her important new role," Schools Superintendent Michael Nitti said.

"Dr. Hoffman's leadership, passion for education, and commitment to developing well-rounded student-athletes make her an outstanding choice to lead Truman's athletic program," Truman High School Principal Jon Craig said. "We look forward to the positive impact she will have on our students and school community."

"I'm grateful and excited for the opportunity to continue serving the Bristol Township community as Athletic Director," Hoffman said. "My focus will be building on our proud traditions and creating meaningful opportunities for every student to learn, lead, compete, perform, and belong."