About Me
I am running for school board because I know I can build a coalition of Rock Hill parents and students to help us make the right decisions for our children. We are Stronger Together, and as your school board representative, I will continually meet with you, the Rock Hill voters, to get your take on the issues. I am an educator and a foster parent, so I work and take care of children all the time. That is what I do. That is my life. Not only do I have the experience, but I also have the education. I earned a Bachelors Degree in Communications and a Masters in Public Administration-Public Management, Public Policy. My parents always emphasized the value of education to our family, especially my father, a retired veteran who proudly served with the U.S. Marines. It was actually my cousin Joshua Cole who inspired me to run for public office.
The makeup of Stafford County is widely diverse, and the representatives on the school board should reflect its diverse constituency. And in order to represent a diverse constituency one should have a diverse set of life and career experiences. I am an appointed member of the Stafford County Utilities Commission, a member of the Stafford Human Relations Commission, Stafford’s Commission on the Status of Women, and many more. My family tree is rooted here in the Rock Hill District of Stafford County, going back more than 100 years. I can easily relate to the past history of the county, but I also have a a vision for the future. To make that vision become a reality, I need your vote on Nov. 5. Choose me to be your Rock Hill District Representative, to be your voice. With me as your rep, we will be Stronger Together!
The makeup of Stafford County is widely diverse, and the representatives on the school board should reflect its diverse constituency. And in order to represent a diverse constituency one should have a diverse set of life and career experiences. I am an appointed member of the Stafford County Utilities Commission, a member of the Stafford Human Relations Commission, Stafford’s Commission on the Status of Women, and many more. My family tree is rooted here in the Rock Hill District of Stafford County, going back more than 100 years. I can easily relate to the past history of the county, but I also have a a vision for the future. To make that vision become a reality, I need your vote on Nov. 5. Choose me to be your Rock Hill District Representative, to be your voice. With me as your rep, we will be Stronger Together!
