School Board Members

Tyler Martineau, President

North of Round Mountain

Appointed August 2018
Two Year term 2019-2021
Four Year term 2021-2025

Tyler has been a resident of the Gunnison Valley since 1986, first in Gunnison for twelve years and since 1998 in Crested Butte. His three children attended the Gunnison and Crested Butte public schools. His youngest child graduated from the Crested Butte Community School in June 2018.

Tyler grew up in Southern California. He holds a bachelor’s degree in biology and a master’s degree in civil engineering. His professional career has been in water resources. For the past 20 years, he was self-employed as a water engineering consultant.

In 2001, he became a member of the Crested Butte Community School Accountability Committee, serving as its chair from 2004 – 2017. He also served on the Gunnison Watershed School District Accountability Committee from 2009 – 2017.

In 2014, He served as treasurer for the school district mill-levy override campaign, which was approved that year by local voters and has made possible the delivery of much-needed services for students throughout the school district.

Tyler joined the school board in July 2018. He is looking forward to supporting the Gunnison Watershed School District’s mission to ensure that all students are successful.

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LeeAnn Mick, Vice President

South of Round Mountain

Four Year term 2015-2019
Four Year term 2019-2023 Term limited

I was raised, along with my brother Bill Gern, in Gunnison from the time I was a baby. My dad was a Professor at WSC and my mom became a middle school Language Arts teacher.

I attended Gunnison schools from K to graduation from GHS. I am grateful for those early experiences provided me through my education and community. I then earned a BA degree in Elementary Education and Art from Western in 1968. I became an art teacher at Ruland Middle School in 1970-1973. I left the classroom for a time and returned to work for the Gunnison School District as a Special Ed Aide in 1979 and in 1984 I returned to the Middle School art classroom. I went on to earn a Master’s Degree from Western in Education with an emphasis in art in 1987. I remained at the Middle School for the remainder of my teaching career until my retirement in 2006.

I served my fellow teachers as GCEA President and in other offices, as well as CEA on state level committees.

Following my retirement, I worked at Tenderfoot Daycare Center and completely retired in December 2015. It has been my pleasure to serve my community as a member of the Board of Education since November of 2015.

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