Eureka Union School District

Tyler grew up in Granite Bay and attended the Eureka Union School District from kindergarten through eighth grade. After graduating from Granite Bay High School, he played football at Brigham Young University and served a two year church mission to Brazil. Tyler graduated from the University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry and was inducted into the National Dental Honor Society (Omicron Kappa Upsilon). Upon graduation, he pursued his orthodontic residency at the University of Oklahoma. Tyler performed clinical research in dental school and residency, and has published work in various dental journals. Tyler and his wife, Sonya, returned to Granite Bay where Tyler partnered with his father to practice orthodontics. Tyler and Sonya have two children and are excited to have them beginning their career at the same EUSD schools Tyler knows and loves. Tyler is passionate about our schools and wants to collaborate with the administration and staff to see that all children have ample paths for success.

Dr. Robert Jamieson is a long-time resident of Granite Bay, where he lives with his wife Leslie and their four children. He was born in Reno, Nevada and was raised outside of Dallas, Texas. Dr. Jamieson is a proud graduate of the Texas public school system. After graduation, he pursued his undergraduate degree at Brigham Young University, followed by his mission to Milan, Italy, and ending with a degree from the University of Colorado in Denver. He then went on to medical school at Kansas City University of Medicine & Biosciences, followed by an orthopedic residency at Michigan State University, and a total joint fellowship at the Joint Replacement Institute in Los Angeles. Dr. Jamieson and his wife are active participants in their church, building on his 20 years of work with youth groups. He also trains a future generation of physicians and physician assistants on a monthly basis. He is motivated by and focused on the importance of laying a strong academic foundation for the future generation.

Ms. Nash worked as a lobbyist and Legal Counsel with the California Newspaper Publishers Association for five years and was an Adjunct Professor of Law at McGeorge School of Law for 14 years, teaching Mass Media Law and Employment Law. 

Ms. Nash’s career has included serving as Corporate Counsel to McClatchy Publishing and General Counsel and Assistant to the Publisher to News & Review Publishing. 

After having four children in 20 months (including a set of triplets), Ms. Nash decided to stay closer to home, serving as General Counsel to Professional Educational Services, LP. She then moved to private practice in Roseville where her practice focused on representing businesses in employment, contract and tax matters. 

Ms. Nash retired from the full-time practice of law in 2018 to focus on her true passion, public education. Ms. Nash served for over 10 years as a member of the Board of Directors of the Eureka Schools Foundation (ESF), including a stint as president. ESF raises funds for the Eureka Union School District. In 2012, Ms. Nash was elected to the Board of Trustees of the Eureka Union School District. In 2013, she was elected to the Delegate Assembly of the California School Boards Association (CSBA), a position she held until 2020 when she was elected to the CSBA Board of Directors. She currently served on both boards. With both of those positions, Ms. Nash focuses her time on improving public education at both the local and statewide level. She is a passionate advocate for public education, including ensuring adequate funding and serving the needs of all students in the state. In 2021, Ms. Nash was also appointed to serve on the California Commission on State Mandates.

Ms. Nash's other focuses involve serving young people. In 2010, Ms. Nash co-founded of the Roseville Theater Arts Association, a non-profit community theater whose focus is on children aged 4 through 19. She continues to serve on their Board of Directors. Ms. Nash lives in Granite Bay, California with her husband Steve. All four of her daughters are in college. In her free time, Ms. Nash enjoys travel – especially to Napa and other winegrowing regions of the nation and world -- reading and watching murder mysteries and is a collector of fine wine.