Melbourne Central Catholic High School Welcomes Principal Ed Henry, Vice Principal of Athletics Lenny Paoletti
By Space Coast Daily // July 23, 2024
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BREVARD COUNTY • MELBOURNE, FLORIDA – Melbourne Central Catholic High School welcomed two new administrators, Principal Ed Henry and Vice Principal of Athletics, Lenny Paoletti, for the 2024-25 school year.
Henry returns to Melbourne Central Catholic High School with an extensive background in Catholic education, most recently he led Saint Joseph Catholic School in Palm Bay as principal.
As a Catholic education student growing up in New Jersey, Henry knows firsthand the difference a Catholic education makes for students and families.
He has served in administrative and teaching roles throughout the diocese, and even served as a history teacher and athletic director at MCC. Henry looks forward to forming relationships with MCC students, families, and staff. He is excited to build off the strong school foundation and help take MCC to the next level.
Vice Principal of Athletics Lenny Paoletti joins Melbourne Central Catholic High School with a robust athletic leadership background. He has served in numerous coaching positions and began leading athletic departments in 2002.
Paoletti is the only active athletic director to have led athletic departments to win the Florida High School Athletic Association Floyd E. Lay Sunshine Cup All-Sports Award at two different schools where neither had won it previously or since.
Throughout his career, Paoletti has assisted over 130 students in playing their sport in college and looks forward to working with coaches and student athletes at MCC.
Rooted in the tradition of St. Francis of Assisi, Melbourne Central Catholic High School is a transformative, college preparatory high school that develops young men and women in an inclusive community to become servant leaders of our global society.
Melbourne Central Catholic High School is a fully accredited, four-year college preparatory school located in Melbourne, Florida, and features a 40-acre campus that includes eight buildings, athletic fields, a field house, a gymnasium, a chapel and media/technology center.
MCC has more than 445 students and attracts students from varied family, ethnic, economic, and geographic backgrounds.
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