Valerie moved from France to the United States at the age of 24 and now resides in Winston-Salem, North Carolina with her husband John. They have three children, two of whom are in college and one in high school, all of whom have attended or are attending WS/FC schools. 

Valarie is an entrepreneur who founded Zoë b Organic in 2005. The company imports dog toys and baby pacifiers made with natural rubber from Spain, Italy, and Mexico. 

As of February 14, 2024, Valerie Brockenbrough’s website did not contain information on this issue.

As of January 31, 2024, Valerie Brockenbrough’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Services

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Said, "As an entrepreneur, I've been running my own successful business since founding Zoë b Organic (named for our oldest child) in 2005. Today my company imports dog toys and baby pacifiers made with natural rubber from Spain, Italy, and Mexico."

Economy

Said, "Give WS/FCS the resources we need to be the best school district in NC."

Said, "In 2023, I helped found Community for Public Schools, a non-partisan group of parents, educators, and other community members who are passionate about supporting WS/FCS... We organized a rally in June 2023 to ask the County Commissioners for more funding for our public schools... We organized a teacher lounge makeover at Carter High School and have been bringing lunch and breakfast to three deserving schools (Carter, Philo Hill Middle, and Easton Elementary) for the 2023/24 school year."

Said, "Invest in our school buildings to bring them up to 21st-century standards for both our kids and our teachers."

Wants to "invest in our school buildings to bring them up to 21st-century standards for both our kids and our teachers."

The candidate's website says, "Push for a school bond on the ballot in 2024."

- Said, "In 2023, I helped found Community for Public Schools, a non-partisan group of parents, educators, and other community members who are passionate about supporting WS/FCS... We organized a rally in June 2023 to ask the County Commissioners for more funding for our public schools... We organized a teacher lounge makeover at Carter High School and have been bringing lunch and breakfast to three deserving schools (Carter, Philo Hill Middle, and Easton Elementary) for the 2023/24 school year."
- Wants to "invest in our school buildings to bring them up to 21st-century standards for both our kids and our teachers."
- The candidate's website says, "Push for a school bond on the ballot in 2024."

Education

Said, "For example, we can help prevent gun violence in our communities by providing adequate resources to our sheriff's department."

Said, "For example, we can help prevent gun violence in our communities by providing adequate resources to our sheriff's department.)"

The candidate's website says, "Properly fund our sheriff's department and our jail."

The candidate's website says, "Properly fund our sheriff's department and our jail. (For example, we can help prevent gun violence in our communities by providing adequate resources to our sheriff's department.)"

- The candidate's website says, "Properly fund our sheriff's department and our jail. (For example, we can help prevent gun violence in our communities by providing adequate resources to our sheriff's department.)"

Public Safety

The candidate's website says, "That means less economic growth for our county. (More housing will bring more companies to Forsyth County.)"

The candidate's website says, "Create a holistic plan for housing. Unlike most of North Carolina's larger counties, Forsyth County has no plan."

The candidate's website says, "Create a holistic plan for housing. Unlike most of North Carolina's larger counties, Forsyth County has no plan. That means less economic growth for our county. (More housing will bring more companies to Forsyth County.)"

- The candidate's website says, "Create a holistic plan for housing. Unlike most of North Carolina's larger counties, Forsyth County has no plan. That means less economic growth for our county. (More housing will bring more companies to Forsyth County.)"

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Valerie Brockenbrough

Valerie Brockenbrough moved from France to the United States at the age of 24 and now resides in Winston-Salem, North Carolina with her husband John. They have three children, two of whom are in college and one in high school, all of whom have attended or are attending WS/FC schools. Information about where Valerie attended school, the church she attends, or the schools her children attend beyond being in the WS/FC district is not provided. Marsie West and Kendall Fields' personal backgrounds regarding family, education, and church attendance are not mentioned in the provided information.

As of February 12, 2024, Valerie Brockenbrough’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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