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New Athletic Director Named For Long Valley's West Morris Central
The current Wolfpack athletic director, Kent Schilling, will be leaving the school district this summer.

LONG VALLEY, NJ — A new non-supervisory coordinator of athletics and student activities for West Morris Central High School was named at the May 15 Board of Education meeting.
Matthew Moscatello, who will start at the high school this summer, is currently a physical education and health teacher as well as the head wrestling coach in Jefferson Township.
Moscatello will be replacing Kent Schilling, who has been with West Morris Central High School since 2004, according to his LinkedIn profile.
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"We are very excited to welcome Matt Moscatello to West Morris Central on July 1 as our new Coordinator of Athletics and Activities. Matt comes to us with a strong background in teaching and coaching at Jefferson High School," West Morris Central Principal Timothy Rymer said.
On May 15, the West Morris Regional High School District Board of Education confirmed Moscatello as the coordinator of athletics and student activities.
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Moscatello will be paid $114,608 in his first year. Schilling was earning $114,681 per year at the time of his departure from the school, according to the Board of Education.
"Coming from a family of educators with roots that run deep at West Morris, he is passionate about working with students and coaches. We are looking forward to Matt's fresh perspective and anticipate a smooth transition for him into the Wolfpack family," Rymer said.
West Morris Central High School is a four-year comprehensive public high school serving Washington Township students in grades ninth through twelfth. It is one of two high schools in the West Morris Regional High School District.
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