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Kirsten Baesler is the elected state school superintendent and administrator of the North Dakota Department of Public Instruction. The superintendent and her 86-person team oversee the education of public and nonpublic school students in more than 480 buildings across the state.
Kirsten Baesler is the state superintendent of schools for the North Dakota Department of Public Instruction.
Kirsten Baesler has served as the Superintendent for Public Instruction since 2012. She also has worked for 34 years in K12 education with Bismarck Public Schools and the North Dakota School...
At least three North Dakotans intend to challenge incumbent Kirsten Baesler for superintendent of public instruction on the election ballot this year: Jim Bartlett, a homeschooling proponent who previously worked as an engineering educator; Darko Draganic, a former higher education administrator; and Jason Heitkamp, who served in the state ...
A home-schooling proponent who wants to bring the 10 Commandments into public schools received support from North Dakota Republicans on Friday to be the next superintendent of public instruction. Delegates voted 967 to 426 to support Jim Bartlett over incumbent Kirsten Baesler, who has led North Dakota’s K-12 education system since 2012.
The North Dakota State Superintendent of Public Instruction works to transform education in North Dakota by fostering a culture of success. Superintendent Kirsten Baesler drafts and communicates state education policy, and provides advice and assistance for school districts in interpreting and complying with state and federal laws and ...
Superintendent of Public Instruction Kirsten Baesler will defend her seat in November, with challenger Jason Heitkamp also advancing to the general election. Baesler, who has been superintendent since 2013, had about 55% of the vote in unofficial results with all precincts reporting.