Insinga Named New Salem High School Athletic Director

S. Scott Insinga has been appointed by the Salem School Board to replace David Rozumek as Salem High School's Athletic Director. Superintendent of Schools Michael Delahanty and Salem High School Principal made the joint announcement Tuesday. 

Insigna will begin to serve in the A.D. role when Rozumek retires at the end of June. Insigna is currently the athletic coordinator at Nashua South High School. Prior to his time in Nashua, Mr. Insinga worked at Londonderry High School as a teacher and coach. While working as a teacher, he coached high school wrestling and football. 

In his current role as athletic coordinator at Nashua South High School, Insinga supervises both high school and middle school physical education teachers and coaching staffs at Woodbury Middle School in Salem since the start of the 1993 school year where he also serves as athletic director.  

Insinga has a Bachelor’s Degree in Physical Education from Plymouth State University where he minored in Health. He also earned a Master’s Degree from Rivier University in Educational Administration and holds licensure as a Certified Athletic Administrator.  He's a member of the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association where he serves on several committees. He is also a member of the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association.  

Superintendent Delahanty says current Athletic Director Dave Rozumek, will be difficult to replace.  

“High School administrators, coaches, and staff, interviewed several qualified applicants, but it was clear that Mr. Insinga’s candidacy stood out,” said Delahanty. “Mr. Rozumek set an unmatched performance standard, and reviewing candidates without considering his work ethic and commitment was a significant challenge.  However, Mr. Insinga reflects the strong character and deep integrity we’ve come to expect.  His work experiences match our needs, and he’s going to be an outstanding addition to the high school’s leadership team.  He’s described as an excellent role model for student athletes.”