Board of Directors

Carlee (she/they) moved from Texas to the PNW in 2012 and has called Tukwila home since. They love to play music, sports, read a good book, and spend time with their wife and pets. They have a heart and passion to create opportunities for and invest in the lives of others. Since relocating they have  served youth throughout King County in support, leadership, and strategic roles and now have the privilege to create professional development and learning opportunities for youth work professionals throughout the state. During their time in youth work, Carlee has learned the importance of implementing youth voice when making decisions that impact them and is committed to making this one of their top priorities throughout the district.

In addition to their work in youth development, Carlee serves as the President of the board for Rain(bow) City Sports, Secretary and PCO Coordinator for the 11th LD Dems Executive Board and Chair of the ASANA Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion committee. No matter the position, Carlee has a history of asking hard questions and challenging harmful systems or processes that don't center people.

Carlee is excited and honored to serve as a member of the Tukwila School Board. They look forward to bringing their strengths, in collaboration with other Board members, to elevate the experiences and rich knowledge of families and students. 

• Starting at the intersection of northern school district boundary and the Duwamish River.
• Meandering southerly through the Duwamish River to I-5.
• Southwesterly on I-5 to S 144th St.
• East on S 144th St to 57th Ave S.
• South on 57th Ave S to S 147th St.
• East on S 147th St to 62nd Ave S.
• Southeasterly on 62nd Ave S and extension to S 153rd St.
• East on S 153rd St to 65th Ave S.
• South on 65th Ave S to Southcenter Blvd.
• Easterly on Southcenter Blvd to the school district boundary.
• Counter-clockwise on the school district boundary to the point of the beginning.

District Boundary Map

Jan Bolerjack has lived in Tukwila for the past 10 years as Pastor at Riverton Park United Methodist Church. Her passion for the well-being of children is evident through her work with the Tukwila Food Pantry and the many homeless children who have received love and care through her church programs. As a Certificated Educator, Jan has spent time in the classroom as a substitute at each of the Tukwila schools. Some of Jan’s favorite activities are creating experiences for children that they may not have access to otherwise such as meeting the Mayor and attending City Council meetings, befriending and touring the Tukwila Police Department, going to a Mariners game, riding a ferry boat, and singing to people in retirement homes.

A product of public schools in California and the Puget Sound area, Jan received her B.A. in Physical Education with Secondary Certification from the University of Puget Sound, a B.S. in Nursing from the University of Portland, a Master of Divinity from Vancouver School of Theology (Vancouver, BC), and is in process for a Doctor of Ministry at Seattle University.

Jan’s ability to build community, visualize organizational outcomes, build and implement strategies, dig deep into system effectiveness, along with a crazy sense of humor make her well suited to lead in the development of the best educational system that will serve each child to reach their greatest potential.

• Starting at the intersection of western school district boundary and S 146th St.
• East on S 146th St to Pacific Hwy.
• Northerly on Pacific Hwy to S 144th St.
• West on S 144th St to 37th Ave S.
• North on 37th Ave S to S 140th St.
• East on S 140th St to Pacific Hwy.
• Northerly on Pacific Hwy to State Route 599.
• Northwest on State Route 599 to the school district boundary.
• Counter-clockwise on the school district boundary to the point of the beginning.

• Starting at the intersection of S 146th St and Pacific Hwy.
• Northerly on Pacific Hwy to S 144th St.
• West on S 144th St to 37th Ave S.
• North on 37th Ave S to S 140th St.
• East on S 140th St to Pacific Hwy.
• Northerly on Pacific Hwy to State Route 599.
• Northwest on State Route 599 to the school district boundary.
• Clockwise on the school district boundary to the northern crossing of the Duwamish River.
• Meandering southerly through the Duwamish River to I-5.
• Southwesterly on I-5 to S 144th St.
• West on S 144th St to 51st Ave S. South on 51st Ave S to S 146th St.
• West on S 146th St to the point of the beginning.

• Starting at the intersection of the southern school district boundary and 42nd Ave S.
• North on 42nd Ave S to State Route 518.
• Northeast and southeast on State Route 518 to 51st Ave S.
• North on 51st Ave S to S 146th St.
• West on S 146th St to the school district boundary.
• Counter-clockwise on the school district boundary to the point of the beginning.

Favorite school-aged book that students should read: Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events.

Director Larson has lived in Tukwila for 38 years. He’s a product of public education and believes “public education is the key to a successful country. I love to see students discover their passions.” For a decade and a half, he has volunteered in classrooms at Cascade View Elementary; he also regularly volunteers in math classes at Foster High School, at the district’s Fifth Grade Camp, and for Cascade View’s Robotics Club. He has been an influential member and Tukwila-student advocate on many regional and statewide associations including the Road Map Project’s ELL Work Group and Data Advisers Group, the Washington State School Director’s Association (submitting and passing legislation), and various state-level committees looking at education accountability and data issues. Mr. Larson often helps students become empowered and engaged by arranging for them to meet officials such as the Governor, state Supreme Court justices, and legislators.

In his professional life, Director Larson worked as a software engineer at the Weyerhaeuser Company. He is affiliated with the National Council of Teacher’s of Mathematics (NCTM) and the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE). He holds a master’s degree in computer science from the University of Washington.

• Starting at the intersection of the southern school district boundary and 42nd Ave S.
• North on 42nd Ave S to State Route 518.
• Northeast and southeast on State Route 518 to 51st Ave S.
• North on 51st Ave S to S 144th St.
• East on S 144th St to 57th Ave S.
• South on 57th Ave S to S 147th St.
• East on S 147th St to 62nd Ave S.
• Southeasterly on 62nd Ave S and extension to S 153rd St.
• East on S 153rd St to 65th Ave S. South on 65th Ave S to Southcenter Blvd.
• Easterly on Southcenter Blvd to the school district boundary.
• Clockwise on the school district boundary to the point of the beginning.