Biographical Information:
Joe Lamenza brings over two decades of diverse experience in education to his new role as high school assistant principal and athletic director. His career spans positions as a high school and elementary school teacher, administrator, and varsity head football coach. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Elementary Education and Secondary English from Slippery Rock University and a Master of Science degree in Instructional Leadership while coaching football at Robert Morris University.
Most recently, Mr. Lamenza spent two years in the Ambridge Area School District as high school assistant principal and athletic director. Prior to Ambridge, Mr. Lamenza taught high school English for seven years in the Blackhawk School District, where he was also the varsity head football coach.
Before Blackhawk, Mr. Lamenza spent eight years in the Beaver Area School District, where he served as a high school English teacher, elementary school teacher, and elementary administrator. He also earned his K-12 Principal certification from Gannon University during this time.
A committed educator and coach, Mr. Lamenza was also a varsity head football coach for 12 years, bringing his passion for leadership and student success both on and off the field.
Mr. Lamenza is currently pursuing a doctoral degree in Educational Leadership, along with his Superintendent Letter of Eligibility, at the University of Pittsburgh.