Cumberland County Schools
Experience.
Integrity.
Students First.
A lifelong Cumberland County resident, retired educator, and community leader committed to listening, collaboration, and building stronger schools for every student.
Strong schools are built when students, educators, parents, and the community all have a voice.
Putting Students at the Center
Broxie Pone is running for the Cumberland County Board of Education to help ensure every child has the opportunity to learn, grow, and succeed. Her approach is built on listening, collaboration, transparency, and strong partnerships.
Volunteer Sign-UpA Shared Vision for Our Schools
Broxie’s priorities are centered on the people who make our schools stronger — students, educators, families, and the Cumberland County community.
Speaking for Students
Student-focused decisions, high-quality education, and a safe, supportive, inclusive learning environment for every child.
Teaming with Teachers
Recruiting, retaining, and supporting outstanding educators — and listening to those who work in our schools every day.
Partnering with Parents
Open communication and real accessibility between families, educators, and the community they share.
Collaborating with Community
Bringing together educators, businesses, faith communities, nonprofits, and civic partners behind one goal: student success.
Responsible Stewardship
Wise, transparent management of school finances and facilities — every dollar invested where it benefits students.
Safe Schools, Sound Future
Secure, welcoming, and inclusive campuses where every student can achieve their full potential.
A Lifetime Learner, Right Here at Home
Broxie's own education ran through the same halls and classrooms she later taught in for three decades, before she ever set an agenda for Cumberland County Schools, she sat in its desks.
Experience That Makes a Difference:
Experience in School Leadership
Cumberland County Schools Graduate
Committed to Lifelong Learning
30 Years as an Educator
Help Put Students First
Join Broxie Pone in building stronger schools and a stronger future for Cumberland County.
