Many thanks to NJEdReport for reposting Sunlight’s blog on the ever-conflicted Sean Spiller.  As we say on our blog, WATCH OUT, New Jersey!  Spiller as governor would be the biggest conflict of interest of all!Read More

Thanks to TAPinto Randolph for publishing Sunlight’s Letter to the Editor concerning Randolph BOE member Amanda Adams’ conflict of interest.  Adams is a full-time NJEA employee and thus has a conflict unlike that of a teacher.  Adams should recuse herself from union negotiations, and we hope that Randolph citizens will demand that she do so.Read More

Thanks to the West Orange Patch for allowing Sunlight to contribute to the Patch.  West Orange citizens should understand that their school board president is also a full-time employee of the NJEA, not simply a teacher, and that this represents a substantial conflict of interest that appears to violate the laws governing school boards.Read More

Thanks to NJEdReport for adding pictures and highlighting to Sunlight’s blog on the three big omissions from Gov. Murphy’s State of the State address.  Murphy needs to be called out for neglecting learning loss, public pensions and healthcare costs.  Murphy wants to ride off into the sunset chasing national office while New Jersey is left to…Read More

Thanks to NJEdReport for amplifying Sunlight’s blog.  NJEdReport has a strong following among teachers and we hope many of them see how disconnected their union is from teaching the fundamentals of education.  The NJEA wants teaching to be political!Read More

Thanks to NJEdReport for amplifying and Tweeting Sunlight’s blog.  They always make our look more presentable and digestible.  New Jersey needs to know the truth about Gov. Murphy: he has failed in his fundamental duty to educate ALL New Jersey children.Read More

NJEdReport  has added to and amplified Sunlight’s blog on NJEA President/Montclair Mayor Sean Spiller’s appropriating teachers’ highest-in-the-nation dues for his run for statewide office.  As shown by his Montclair political career, Spiller is a walking conflict of interest who has no qualms about using his members’ dues to pursue his personal political ambitions.Read More

Thanks to NJEdReport for posting Sunlight’s blog on Red State vs. Blue State Learning loss during the pandemic.  Blue states, with their powerful and politically active teachers unions, provided about half of the in-person learning that Red States did, which meant more lost learning in Blue States.  New Jersey is a Blue State with a very…Read More

Once again, thanks to NJEdReport for augmenting and amplifying Sunlight’s research.  NJEdReport always does an excellent job of picking out the best parts from and condensing our research — this time on how teachers have made clear that they want to teach, not play politics, but the NJEA leadership is forcing to them to fund political…Read More

Thanks to NJEdReport for reposting Sunlight’s blog on the letter from Hunterdon Central teachers speaking out about a school-sponsored drag show.  The teachers decried the loss of learning time, the confusion caused by double-standards and the lack of transparency.  Sunlight asks if these teaches even have a voice in today’s ultra-progressive NJEA.Read More