The Everett City Council’s “no sit, no lie” response to the homeless problem isn’t a solution at all. It just moves the homeless problem somewhere else.
Using this concept they could suggest to the Everett school board a clever way to improve student achievement: Transfer the low-achieving students to another school district.
Trygve Anderson
Everett
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