Central Heights welcomes the following teachers

Mr. Brent Jones

Born and raised in Nacogdoches, Brent Jones is an English I teacher at Central Heights High School. Before he started teaching, Jones had quite a bit of history. While being the youngest of 3 brothers, he graduated Salutatorian from Woden High School and is the first of his family to graduate from college before the age of 24. During his time in Stephen F. Austin, he made an observation at Woden as an assignment. Last spring, Jones also co-taught a whole semester of 110 kids each day. His inspiration to become a teacher came from his Algebra II teacher. She made a subject Jones was miserable at into something a little less miserable. Thanks to the encouragement given by this teacher, Jones chose to be an English teacher. He believes that teaching English will allow him to build strong relationships with their students to see them critically grow and potentially grow more as people. With a great atmosphere and good student-teacher relationships, Jones is very excited to teach at Central Heights, and he hopes to have a great school year here at Central Heights High School.

By Chris Perez
Mrs. Megan Hearne

Megan Hearne is an English teacher at Central Heights High School. She previously came from Hudson ISD and Lufkin ISD where she taught for a combined 7 years. She has taught multiple types of history, psychology, sociology, and English with English being her favorite. She came to Central Heights because she knew that she would be able to work with Mr. Cox because they had worked together at Hudson. She loves teaching English because it allows her to be more creative, and she wants to make a difference in her students’ lives. She loves Central Heights and how invested her students are to her class, and she can’t wait to continue teaching. Welcome to the Central Heights family!

By Kayden Robinson
Ms. Patti Boulware

Patti Boulware is the new physics and IPC teacher. She graduated from Woden High School, Panola College, and Stephen F. Austin State University. This is her first year teaching high school science; previously she taught pre-cal, Algebra II, and financial math. When Ms. Boulware isn't at school, she can be found with her family and friends. She also enjoys cheering on her favorite teams, the Texas Longhorns, Dallas Cowboys, and the Houston Astros. Her goal for this year is to make sure her students feel loved and welcomed in her classroom. Ms. Boulware is excited for this year and is so happy to be here.

By Hallie Flynn
Coach Toryn Cox

Toryn Cox is the new Human Growth and Principles of Human Services teacher and assistant coach of the volleyball team. She graduated from Jewett Leon High School and graduated college from the University of Arkansas at Monticello. Cox has a bachelor's degree in science and teaching and a master's in the art of teaching with a coaching minor. She has worked at Disneyland, Crossett High School in Arkansas, and Palestine Middle School as a teacher and a high school coach. She is very excited about working at Central Heights and is looking forward to a great year.

By Autumn Weatherford
Mrs. Bethany Griffith

Mrs. Bethany Griffith has worked for Central Heights for 5 years and is returning from a break for her 6th year. Mrs. Griffith has been a teacher for 14 years and has been a Spanish teacher all 14 except for 8th period this year when she teaches a homesteading class. Mrs. Griffith has two kids that go to Central Heights and her favorite thing about teaching is when her students understand the concept that she is teaching.

By Scarlett Penney
Coach Torres

Tyler Torres is a new teacher and coach at Central Heights ISD. He coaches baseball and teaches middle school history. Coach Torres assists Wayne Grissom and Travis Jackson for the baseball season. He likes that Central Heights has a nice community. He loves being both a coach and a teacher. Torres likes to engage in conversations with other teachers and coaches to see if they have any problems. Torres is most definitely excited about his first year here at Central Heights. He interned here last year as a study coach, and he can see himself having a great future teaching and coaching here.

By Alejandro Quinonez

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