After Gallatin County Election Administrator Eric Semerad announced that Deanna Campbell does not meet the legal requirements for the county’s superintendent of schools, Campbell said that, in fact, she does.

“I am running for Gallatin County’s Superintendent of Schools,” said Campbell. “I will be on the ballot.”

Campbell said that there is ambiguity in the language governing the criteria for office and she is working with state officials to clarify and clear the way for her to be back on the ballot.

“I am confident that I will be back on the ballot,” Campbell said, explaining that she has the required certifications which will be confirmed during an administrative process.

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Campbell has a long career in the classroom, having taught every level from preschool to adult education. She is interested in the long-term viability of the local community and was elected to the Bozeman City Study Commission, entrusted with reviewing and evaluating the structure of local government and recommending necessary improvements.

Campbell also had a successful career in business and founded a non-profit that built schools in the Himalayan villages of Nepal where children and previously not had formal education.

For more information, visit https://www.deanna4super.com.