Three seats on the Los Angeles Unified School District Board of Education, which is responsible for the education of more than 400,000 students, were up for election on Nov. 5. In addition, voters were asked to approve a last-minute bond measure.

Despite a major push from the Chicago Teachers Union, there is a true split on the new elected board. But with Mayor Brandon Johnson still appointing some of the board members. Tara Molina reports.

Voters in Knox and Whitley counties selected nonpartisan representatives to serve on their respective school boards. All Kentucky school boards are comprised of five members, who are elected in a staggered fashion every two years with either two or three seats up for grabs.