Although Dr. Laurynn Evans may avoid a conviction, some students and parents at North Kitsap said they hope she won’t return as superintendent.
PORT ORCHARD, Wash. — The superintendent of the North Kitsap School District avoided facing charges in her election sign tampering case by agreeing to pre-trial diversion with the court.
Dr. Laurynn Evans was allegedly caught on surveillance footage and observed by witnesses stealing signs that urged voters to oppose a school district bond worth millions of dollars. The bond, which failed during a February special election, would have paid for improvements and renovations to many of the schools in the district. Evans told
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