Schuessler said she knew she wanted to earn a master’s degree but didn’t know in what area. The switch to counseling came after Schuessler was approached by the Luckey counselor, who told her she should change careers since she worked so well with the little kids and helping them get through their struggles. She had been coaching a middle school basketball team on the side and really enjoyed working with the kids. “I wanted to be working with numbers or money and math and things like that.”Īfter a year, Schuessler was having second thoughts. Schuessler said that her goal in life wasn’t to be a teacher, and she started her college career in the accounting program. She didn’t want to move so she accepted a second-grade job at Luckey. She taught at Luckey for six years before that class was moved to the middle school. Schuessler earned her teaching degree from BGSU.
Within months, Schuessler got a call from Marilyn Beckman at Luckey Elementary and was offered a sixth-grade position. Wynn then said she wanted to offer Schuessler a job. “She made it clear I was only going to be there for one year, and I said that’s OK.” She was hired by Sue Wynn, principal at Eastwood Middle School, who was looking for a teacher sub. Her husband, Mike, attended Bowling Green State University and she was looking for a job. The Perkins High School graduate came to be at Eastwood while living in Bowling Green. “This is the only place that I’ve been,” she said. PEMBERVILLE - Donna Schuessler has spent her entire career at Eastwood Local Schools.Īfter 37 years, she’s departing this month. Ending a career where it started: Schuessler leaves Eastwood after 37 years
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