Susan England is Eagle Tire Pros Educator of the Week

By Charlotte Underwood

CAMPBELL COUNTY, TN (WLAF)- Educators make a difference in students’ lives every day. For many students, having a school employee who cares and goes that extra mile can be the difference in a successful education and graduation. We’ve all had that teacher or school employee who inspired us or helped in some way. That’s why WLAF and Eagle Tire Pros salute all of our hardworking educators with a weekly feature.

Susan England is Eagle Tire Pros Educator of the Week. She is a teaching assistant at Wynn School, and this year she will serve as the Reading Interventionist at the school.

England was “born and raised and still lives on Stinking Creek” in Campbell County.

She enjoys spending time with her three grandsons.

England attended Stinking Creek School for Kindergarten through the 8^th grade and then spent four years at Wynn School. 

“I played basketball on the team that went to State, I and graduated from Wynn High School in 1984.   I joke about going back to school with my son in head start where I parent volunteered then started substitute teaching,” England said.

Her favorite part of the job is that ah-ha moment of “seeing the kids when they GET what they had been struggling with.”

She said where she works is another favorite part of her job, adding that her co-workers are more like family than colleagues.

“We have a small close knit family and love each other,” England said.

Every Thursday, WLAF’s Charlotte Underwood features the WLAF – Eagle Tire Pros teacher of the week. That educator also receives a free oil change from Eagle Tire Pros. To nominate a teacher for teacher of the week honors, please send your nomination to  wlaf@1450wlaf.com. (WLAF NEWS PUBLISHED-09/03/2026-6AM)