NJEA PRESIDENT SEAN SPILLER IS SPENDING YOUR HIGHEST-IN-THE-NATION DUES FOR HIS OWN PERSONAL GAIN.

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NJEA just transferred $2 million of teachers’ regular dues to Sean Spiller’s personal Super PAC.

Spiller was named in a whistleblower lawsuit that accused him of improper use of state health benefits and retaliation as Montclair mayor. The town was forced to settle for $1.25 million.

NJEA leadership (including Spiller) used teachers’ regular dues to fund Spiller’s personal political career in Montclair, helping him outspend his opponent 30-to-1 in the 2020 mayor’s race.

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"Something’s rotten in Montclair"

May 16, 2024

"Montclair’s costly dysfunction under Sean Spiller"

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The Star-Ledger Nails It: NJ Voters and Teachers Deserve Transparency about NJEA President/Montclair Mayor Sean Spiller’s Ethical Lapses

Star-Ledger Editorial Board Cites Sunlight Report in Scathing Editorial on Excessive Pay for NJEA Leadership

NJEA Leadership Is Silent While President Sean Spiller Uses Teachers’ Regular Dues to Fund His Personal Political Career — Without Their Consent

Legal Woes Don’t Stop NJEA President Sean Spiller from Spending Teachers’ Dues on His Personal Political Career

NJEA President/Montclair Mayor Sean Spiller Pleads the 5th in Whistleblower Lawsuit. Yet NJ Teachers Are Still Forced to Fund His Personal Political Ambitions.