Kevin Credeur

8th Grade
Assistant Principal  

Phone: 281-420-4570

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Mr. Credeur is a native of the Baytown area, where he graduated with an Associates of Arts Degree in Music from Lee College. He then attended Lamar University for his Bachelor's and Master's Degrees in Music Education. Upon completion of his master's degree, he continued his learning and earned a post-graduate principal certification from Lamar University as well. Mr. Credeur is currently perusing his Doctor of Education, in Educational Leadership from Texas A&M University, Commerce. Mr. Credeur has been a campus administrator for 8 years and served as a Director of Bands and Fine Arts supervisor prior to campus administration. As an educator, He believes that students are unique and valuable, and EVERY student deserves professionals who believe in their success. It is his goal as a campus leader to provide every support to ensure each Cedar Bayou BEAR achieves success. With a knowledge that each student may find a differing educational path after high school, it is his focus to prepare each student with the skills needed to make the next step in grade level, high school, and post-secondary education.

Michelle Solomonsz

7th Grade
Assistant Principal  

Phone: 281-420-4570

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This is my 15th year in education. I am dedicated to fostering a positive and engaging learning environment. My Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees were both earned from the University of Houston-Clear Lake, where I developed a strong foundation in educational leadership. I am passionate about student success, and work to inspire both staff and students, ensuring academic excellence and personal growth within our school community.

Faith Longorio

6th Grade
Assistant Principal  

Phone: 281-420-4570

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Mrs. Longorio has been in education since 2001, serving at both the campus and district levels before joining the staff at Cedar Bayou junior School. She earned a Bachelor of Arts from Texas A&M University and a Master of Education in Educational Leadership from Lamar University. She is currently pursuing a doctorate degree in Curriculum and Instruction from Liberty University. As an educational leader, Mrs. Longorio believes that the core purpose of education is to foster growth — in students, teachers, and the entire learning community. Every child has the potential to succeed, and every educator has the capacity to continuously grow in their practice. As a leader, she works to create and sustain an environment where both can thrive.