Elementary Wells Elementary Bowlesburg Elementary Middle schools Glenview Middle School High schools United Township High School Special Education schools Black Hawk Area Special Education District (BHASED) Notable people Mike Butcher, MLB pitcher, pitching coach. Charles F. Carpentier, businessman and politician, lived in East Moline. He served as mayor of East Moline, and also served as Illinois Secretary of State Max Hodge, Television writer. Spike O'Dell, radio talk show host who left the Quad Cities for Chicago in 1987. He went on to gain fame on WGN. 'Spike' attended McKinley Elementary, Glenview junior, and United Township highschool. Laurdine Patrick, jazz musician, father of Massachusetts governor Deval Patrick, was born in East Moline. References External links City of East Moline East Moline School District East Moline Cities in Illinois Cities in Rock Island County, Illinois Cities in the Quad Cities Populated places established in 1903 Illinois populated places on the Mississippi River 1903 establishments in Illinois