A school board member in East Tennessee has lost his seat. He had previously drawn attention for his behavior during a meeting. The incident involved a comment made to a high school student. Further details about the situation are available from WKRN News 2. The school board member's loss came during a reelection bid, marking the end of his term on the Washington County School Board.
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