Superintendent Elsie Arntzen

Montana’s Superintendent of Public Instruction and Attorney General have sent a joint letter to the United States Department of Agriculture for what they see as new unlawful guidance that will tie Title IX and school nutrition programs to a new definition of ‘sex.’

Arntzen allegedly passed a stopped school bus with flashing lights and children loading.

Recent numbers revealed by the office of the Montana Superintendent of Public Instruction state that public school enrollment has returned to pre-COVID levels.

The handout dealt with issues of sex and gender and many parents and school officials have expressed their displeasure over the piece.

Montana’s Superintendent of Public Instruction, Elsie Arntzen told KGVO on Friday that she plans to take the state Board of Education to court over allegations that the board refused to hold a hearing on an educator’s license for alleged sexual harassment and immoral conduct with a student.

On Monday, Montana Superintendent of Public Instruction, Elsie Arntzen announced she was pulling back a plan submitted to the U.S. Department of Education in December in order to update the plan.