Administration
West Fork High School Principal

Bridgett Heine
Bridgett Heine opened West Fork High School in August of 2022. She has committed herself to serving the families of New Caney ISD for over 25 years. She has served as a teacher, assistant principal, associate principal and middle school principal during her time in this outstanding district.
New Caney ISD is home for Mrs. Heine and her family; she has experienced firsthand the excellent educational opportunities offered in New Caney ISD as she has had the distinction of having all three of her children attend all three of New Caney ISD’s comprehensive high schools.
She received her bachelor's degree from University of Texas at Arlington and earned her master’s degree in Educational Administration from Lamar University.
Mrs. Heine looks forward to welcoming the next class of students and continuing to build traditions and opportunities for students through the various program offerings at West Fork.
During her free time, Mrs. Heine enjoys reading, time at the lake, and spending time with family.
Dean of Instruction

Jennifer Tatom
Hello, Gators! I am so excited to be serving as the Dean of Instruction at West Fork High School! I have worked for New Caney ISD for ten years and taught for six years prior to that, making this my 17th year in education.
I am an alumni of the University of Houston, the University of St. Thomas, and Lamar University, earning a BBA, a Master's in Education, a License in Professional Counseling, and a Certification as a Principal Instructional Leader. Prior to entering education, I worked in the IT industry for ten years. I am also the mother of two children - one just graduated from Texas State University and the other will be a sophomore at Sam Houston State University, where he also plays baseball!
Opening West Fork last year has been a wonderful expereince! I am proud to be an Original Gator and look forward to working in partnership with our students, parents, and community to ensure all West Fork High School students are equipped to face the REALITY of tomorrow upon graduation. It's going to be a great year!
Associate Principal

Corey Perkins
Greetings, Gators!
I am Corey Perkins, Sr., Associate Principal here at the amazing West Fork High School!
I am a native of Lake Charles, Louisiana. I received my Bachelor’s degree from Northeast University and my Masters degree from Lamar University. I have 23 years of experience in Education as a Teacher, Coach, and Assistant Principal. It has been my honor to serve in New Caney ISD for 10 years. I believe as an educator I should lead by example and build positive working relationships. My wife and I are the proud parents of two sons who are both graduates of New Caney ISD.
I am excited to be a part of the West Fork Family where our students are the REALITY of Tomorrow. As we embark upon this new school year, I am looking forward to establishing a tradition of excellence and pride within our staff and students!
Geaux Gators!
Assistant Principal/Campus Behavior Coordinator, 10th-11th Grade A-K

Juan Ceballos
Hello! My name is Juan Ceballos and I am entering my 18th year in education. Previously, I have been a classroom teacher, teaching both Spanish and PE in various school districts.
In addition to being a classroom teacher, I've also had the pleasure of working with very talented athletes while coaching football, basketball, track, golf, and softball.
For the upcoming school year, I will serve as an assistant principal at West Fork and I am very excited to be able to support both teachers and students in their academic environment.
I hold a B.S. degree from the University of Houston-Downtown and an M.Ed. in Educational Administration from Lamar University.
Before becoming an educator and while in college, I worked in oil and gas and upon graduating, made the move over into construction management. Both sectors provided great experiences, but education is where I wanted to be.
I am thankful for the many professional connections I have made, for the mentors that have shared a wealth of knowledge, and for the opportunities that have come my way.
Go Gators!
Assistant Principal/Campus Behavior Coordinator, 10th-11th Grade L-Z

Charlie Coker
I am excited to join West Fork High as an Assistant Principal. I have 18 years in education, including roles as an Assistant Principal, Athletic Director, Assistant Athletic Director, and as a teacher/coach at both the middle and high school levels. I have a M.Ed. from Lamar University and B.S. from TAMU-Commerce.
I am married to Moorea. We have three grown children: Jade, Kobe, and Mikayla. We are expecting our first grandchild as well. I enjoy family time, traveling, playing golf, working out, and playing with Lucy (our English Bulldog).
I am excited to serve the students and staff at WFHS! Go GATORS!
Assistant Principal/Campus Behavior Coordinator, 9th Grade A-Z

Brittany Horton
Hello, Gator Family! My name is Brittany McCloskey, and I am thrilled to be entering my third year at West Fork High School and New Caney ISD. With 13 years of experience in education, I have had the privilege of supporting both student and teacher success in various capacities.
I am a proud alumni of East Texas Baptist University, where I was a student-athlete playing soccer and earning my bachelor's degree. I furthered my education at Lamar University, where I obtained my Master's in Education and Certification as a Principal Instructional Leader.
Throughout my career, I have had the opportunity to teach Biology, Anatomy & Physiology, and Aquatics, and co-teach in a variety of subjects. My passion for athletics has led me to roles as head soccer coach and assistant coach for basketball, volleyball, track, and cheerleading.
Last year, I served as the Student Success Coach at West Fork High School. I am excited to be able to continue supporting and serving our students and teachers in this new role as assistant principal. Being an Original Gator has been an incredible experience, and I am grateful for the opportunity to continue growing with our West Fork family.
Let's make this our best year yet, Gators, by continuing to create a culture of student learning and success