Meet Our Administration

Our talented group of administrators provides the vision and leadership for the various divisions of our school. Each of them is deeply committed to Christian education and has a unique set of talents and abilities that collectively form a wonderfully strong team.

Dr. Greg Clark

Dr. Greg Clark

Superintendent

Dr. Greg Clark has been the superintendent of NCCS since 2012. Prior to joining our staff, he spent 28 years in public education, beginning as a secondary science teacher, with the final 14 years as a school administrator. Dr. Clark has a BS in Education from Southwest Baptist University, a MS in Educational Administration from Emporia State University, and an Ed.D in Educational Leadership from University of Missouri-St. Louis. He and his wife, Lisa, have two grown daughters and two grandsons.

Dr. Clark loves working with the students and staff every day, building relationships with families, and making sure we are helping our students grow and thrive academically and spiritually. His vision for NCCS is to be the premier Christian school in our region and to see our students graduate and go forward to be world changers, impacting their communities for the Kingdom of God.

Yolander Pittman

Mrs. Yolander Pittman

Principal

Mrs. Yolander Pittman grew up in a small town in southeast Arkansas. She is the oldest girl of twelve – with nine brothers. She earned her Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff. She has also attended Southern Illinois University – Edwardsville and St. Louis University for her Master’s Degrees. Mrs. Pittman received her Specialist Degree from Lindenwood University and has been in education since 1988. Her career started as a science teacher at Assumption High School in East St. Louis, IL. Her next career move was to Riverview Gardens School District where she was a Chemistry teacher, A+ Coordinator, Coordinator of Alternative Programs, as well as the Assistant Principal and then Principal at both Central Middle School and the high school. After 19 years in Riverview Gardens, she moved to the Hazelwood School District as Assistant Principal in West High School, Principal in Central Middle School and East High School, where she retired. Her retirement lasted for one year before she decided to join our family here at North County Christian School.

Mrs. Pittman is a proud mother of four children and grandmother to six grandchildren. She is currently a caregiver to both parents who reside with her and her husband. She is a sports fanatic – watching college football and basketball on Saturdays, NFL on Sundays, gymnastics, tennis, and sometimes, to appease her husband, she attends MIZZOU wrestling matches.

She can be found on Sunday mornings in worship, praise, and learning at True Redemption Center in North County.

Mr. Rob Eaton

Mr. Rob Eaton

Assistant Principal & Facilities Manager

Mr. Rob Eaton started his career at NCCS in 2022 teaching middle school Bible class, as well as our Career Exploration course and high school Entrepreneurship class. He graduated with his bachelor's degree in Christian Ministry from St. Louis Christian College and went on to get his Master of Arts degree in Theology from Covenant Seminary. He is currently working on his Master's in Education with a specialty in Special Education from Avila University. Before coming to work at NCCS he was the manager/owner of a local plumbing company for over 20 year and has been pastor of a local Baptist church since 2017. Mr. Eaton's dedication and commitment to our students during his first year on our teaching staff quickly made a very positive impact on our school community. He also demonstrated a natural ability to encourage and support his fellow teachers and his administrators in his first year here. His relationship-building skills, strengths as a leader, as well as his experience in ministry and business, have made him a perfect fit in his new role this year (2023-2024) as our Assistant Principal and Facilities Manager. He also serves on the Ritenour School District Board of Education and the St. Louis County Special School District Governing Council.  Mr. Eaton is married to his beautiful wife of 23 years and they have 2 awesome children. Mr. Eaton is well known at NCCS for his "joke of the day" during elementary announcements every morning, and he is passionate about meeting our students and families where they are to provide the best opportunity possible for them to excel in life!

Beth Portre

Mrs. Beth Porter

Admissions & Communications Coordinator

Mrs. Beth Porter has worked at NCCS for 2 years, starting as the Admissions Coordinator and later adding communications/marketing to her title and duties. She grew up in the Church as the daughter of a pastor (and youngest of six children) and she has served in lay- leadership faithfully in every church body she has been part of. She attended MidAmerica Nazarene University and studied music there. She discovered quickly that no matter what job she is in, she thrives in the area of customer service and relations. She enjoys serving others, making them feel welcome and valued, because they are! Beth and her husband have 4 children (joined together as a blended family) ranging from the ages of 5 yrs old to 19 yrs old. Before moving their family to St. Louis from Kansas City a few years ago, Beth worked for the Kansas City Kansas Public School District in the Risk Management Department; consistently communicating and working closely with all of the school building personnel as well as all of the various departments within the Central District Office. Her connection to and knowledge of NCCS started with her sister-in-law who taught here for many years. Later, her dad became the pastor of Ferguson Church of the Nazarene for several years and her mom worked as a para/aide with the students here for a few years until her retirement. Because of this, Beth and her husband knew when they moved to St. Louis that they wanted their children to attend NCCS, knowing its history, mission, and excellence in education.

Beth is passionate about using her gifts to the glory of God, whether in her role as wife and mother, welcoming and assisting families at NCCS, or leading others to the throne of grace through praise and worship. Her heart's desire is to point her coworkers and our students back to Jesus in every interaction and circumstance in order that we will all truly know Him for ourselves; the depth and power of His great grace, hope, and love for all people!