Alan Munford is the Principal of the Bancroft School, where he leads with a strong commitment to inclusive practices, student-centered innovation, and building collaborative, high-performing school communities. With over 10 years of leadership experience across K–12 education, Alan brings a proven track record of fostering positive school culture, academic growth, and strong partnerships with families and the broader community.

Prior to joining the Bancroft School, Alan served in a range of administrative roles including Principal of Mercer County Technical School and Bangor Area High School, Assistant Principal and Dean of Students at Chichester High School, and Special Education Supervisor at Elwyn Institute. His leadership has led to the development of college and career readiness programs, interdisciplinary instructional models, community-based learning initiatives, and inclusive student support systems.

Alan holds two Master of Education degrees—in Special Education and School Leadership—from Wilmington University, where he is currently completing his PhD in Educational Leadership. He is certified as a Principal in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware, and holds teaching certifications in both general and special education.

At the heart of Alan’s leadership is a belief in equity, integrity, and shared accountability. He strives to create environments where every student is empowered to thrive, and every educator is supported to grow. His work at Bancroft is focused on building a culture of belonging, excellence, and opportunity for all learners.