Deborah Ewing, representing public elementary school teachers, is a fifth grade teacher at McComb Elementary School in McComb, Ohio.

Ewing teaches Social Studies, Mathematics, and Reading, as well as technology workshops for youth and adults; has served on various local school committees, currently serving on local technology committee; served as Secretary and President of Phi Delta Kaplan; secretary of McComb Teachers Association (MTEA) 4 years; local representative to the OEA Rep Assembly; currently serves on negotiations and insurance committees, as well as the Local Professional Development Committee.

Ewing has been active in her local community serving on McComb Village Council 6 years and as Village Clerk-Treasurer 3 years; secretary McComb Friends of the Library 2 years; McComb is representative to PMP Ambulance Board; elder McComb First Presbyterian; historian and past president of McComb Rotary Club.

In addition, Ewing is National Board Certified as a Middle Childhood Generalist. She was a facilitator at the NBCT Summit in November 2006; Table Leader for Ohio Social Studies Achievement Test (OAT) Performance cut scores 2006; member of OAA Reading Rangefinding Committee 2009, 2010; participated in Ohio Social Studies Revision Discussion Groups 2009; past presenter at Ohio Schoolnet Conventions; past presenter at Northwest Ohio Educational Technology (NWOET) workshops. She was honored as Hancock County Findlay Chamber of Commerce Distinguished Teacher in 1997.

She was honored as Hancock County Findlay Chamber of Commerce Distinguished Teacher in 1997.

Ewing holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Findlay and a Master's Degree from the University of Dayton. She completed 51 hours beyond the Master program and holds endorsements in Technology (K-12) and in Reading (1-12).