We walk through six recent SEC decisions on BOE Ethics cases throughout the state that connect to Union Endorsements, BOE responsibilities when speaking publicly, importance of deadlines when filing a case and why cases can fall apart as a result of either jurisdiction or deadlines.
Timestamps
00:00 – Overview on what these cases show us
01:58 – Jersey City: union endorsement, contract negotiations and why the complaint failed
04:47 – Pleasantville: stepping off the dais and taking the ‘board hat’ off
08:07 – Toms River: missing disclosure information and the 180-day filing deadline
11:31 – Kingsway: parents, transportation, disability accommodation and dismissal
13:24 – Barnegat: restaurant drama and private conduct
15:19 – Monroe Township: years of litigation that lands on a settlement and reprimand
16:48 – Overall Takeaways
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