The outspoken GOP leader has been an advocate for the 'parental rights' movement in Pennsylvania schools.
Clarice Schillinger, a former GOP lieutenant governor candidate and leader in Pennsylvania’s conservative school board movement, pleaded no contest Wednesday to supplying alcohol to minors at a 17th birthday party for her daughter last fall thatBut prosecutors dismissed charges of simple assault and harassment against Schillinger, who was sentenced to 12 months probation for the misdemeanor alcohol charge.
“In the blink of an eye, my life changed, along with the lives of my children,” Schillinger said in the statement. “A series of false allegations drawn out in the media have cost me almost everything. No family should ever go through this.” , including Schillinger sitting on a boy’s lap and taking shots of vodka in the basement of her home. The teens said Schillinger had stocked the bar with New Amsterdam vodka and Malibu rum, and played beer pong with them — using vodka. One boy said he took about 15 shots before falling asleep in a bathroom.
Schillinger was represented Wednesday by lawyer Brian McMonagle, who declined to comment after the hearing.
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