Robin Hood, Amy Miracle Sleet and Shane Noem won three open seats on the Beechwood Independent School District board of education in Tuesday's general election.
Hood led the nonpartisan field with 1,521 votes, or 36% of reported votes, according to unofficial results from the Kentucky Secretary of State. Incumbent Sleet followed with 1,370 votes (32%), and Noem received 1,328 votes (31%). No write-in votes were recorded.
The three candidates collected a calculated combined 4,219 votes. With three seats open and three candidates on the ballot, the race was uncontested.
Candidate | Votes | Percentage |
|---|---|---|
Robin Hood | 1,521 | 36% |
Amy Miracle Sleet | 1,370 | 32% |
Shane Noem | 1,328 | 31% |
Write-In | 0 | 0% |
Results are unofficial and have not been certified. The number of precincts reporting was not specified in the available data. LINK nky reported that Hood and Noem replace outgoing board members Brad Hood and Jeanne Berger, who did not seek reelection.
Sleet, who has served as board chairperson, won reelection. Board meeting records show she served as chairperson of the Finance Corporation Board as recently as April 2026. She has served as both a board member and chairperson of the Beechwood board, according to The Ballot Brief.
Noem is a Beechwood parent associated with Roebling Solutions, according to a post from the school's broadcasting program in May 2026. Hood filed for the seat on April 21, 2026, according to Kentucky Secretary of State candidate filings listed by The Ballot Brief.
School board members serve four-year terms on five-person boards across Northern Kentucky districts, according to LINK nky.
The Kenton County election board's calendar lists a write-in review meeting on Nov. 4 and a recanvass on Nov. 12 at 9 a.m., according to the Kenton County Clerk's office.
