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COM  \nWilloughby-Eastlake City Schools  \nCEEB CODE  \nTo be used for standardized testing and college applications.  \nNorth-362-022  \nSouth-365-574  \nTeach  Learn  Grow  \nArrow Down for More Information  \nSL IDES MAN IA. COM  \nDistrict Administration  \nDr. Patrick Ward, Superintendent Michael Pennington, Assistant Superintendent Nick Ciarniello, Treasurer  \nKaty Nagaj, Director of Teaching, Learning, and Innovation Victoria Morley, Director of Workforce Development Brian Patrick, Director of Human Resources Heather Dodd, Director of Pupil Services Andrea Tredent, Director of Technology Gina Kevern, Director of Communications and Community Engagement  \nBoard of Education  \nStacy Menser, President  \nJaime Shatsman, Vice President  \nKrista Bair, Member  \nGabrielle Miller, Member  \nDenise Verdi, Member  \nEastlake North High School 34041 Stevens Boulevard Eastlake, Ohio 44095  \n440-975-3666  \nAdministrators  \nEric Frei, Principal 440-975-3692  \nRobin Hopkins, Asso. Principal 440-269-3046 Stephen Hertrick, 440-975-3668  \nTeri Pecon, 440-975-3698  \nGuidance Staff A-D (Last Name)  \nJennifer Gallucci 440-975-3672  \n[jennifer.gallucci@weschools.org](jennifer.gallucci@weschools.org)  \nE-K (Last Name)  \nKirsten Vaughan 440-975-3667  \n[kirsten.vaughan@weschools.org](kirsten.vaughan@weschools.org)  \nL-Q (Last Name)  \nJack Zenz 440-975-3665  \n[jack.zenz@weschools.org](jack.zenz@weschools.org)  \nR-Z (Last Name)  \nLindsay Phillips 440-975-3673  \n[lindsay.phillips@weschools.org](lindsay.phillips@weschools.org)  \nNCI Eastlake Campus  \n34050 Glen Drive Eastlake, OH 44095 440-602-5094  \nKeith Murphy, Coordinator  \nWilloughby South High School 4900 Shankland Road Willoughby, Ohio 44094 440-975-3648  \nAdministrators  \nAndrew Suttell, Principal 440-975-3628 Jen Chauby, Asso. 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