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Montana lawmakers say state Superintendent Arntzen not fulfilling ‘constitutional duties’

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Montana Superintendent of Public Instruction Elsie Arntzen is repeatedly failing to implement education laws intended to help children, and her office is causing “widespread confusion” among schools, said members of a legislative interim committee in a 6-2 vote Wednesday.

The vote was in support of sending a letter to Arntzen.

“The net result of the decisions that have been made by the superintendent of public instruction is that programs that we have put into law are being disrupted or impeded,” said Chairperson Dave Bedey, R-Hamilton.

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