NewsCenter1 and First Interstate Bank partner throughout the school year to gift teachers and faculty members with $500 to cover expenses outside their budget.
RAPID CITY, S.D. - Another local educator has been chosen to receive $500 from us here at NewsCenter1 and First Interstate Bank in our “1+1 Giveaway.” Wilson Elementary teacher, Alyssa Bunkowske, received the check Wednesday morning inside her kindergarten…
RAPID CITY, S.D. - This week's 1+1 scholarship winner was to Haley Dressler – a 6th-grade reading teacher at South Middle School. She has 120 students and wants to assure that all…
RAPID CITY, S.D. - A south middle school science teacher can now STEM more learning projects with his students. Throughout the school year, newscenter1 teams up with First Interstate Bank to gift teachers $500 to cover teaching expenses. David Ireland…
RAPID CITY, S.D. - Another local educator has been chosen to receive $500 from us here at NewsCenter1 and First Interstate Bank in our "1+1 Giveaway." Robbinsdale Elementary teacher, Nancy…
RAPID CITY, S.D. - Thanks to the 1+1 Giveaway, a local special education teacher has some extra money to help his students learn and have fun. Chase Bitterman is…
RAPID CITY, S.D. - A music teacher is now able to give students what they most wanted to learn, all thanks to the 1+1 Giveaway. NewsCenter1 and First Interstate Bank…
General Beadle Elementary third grade teacher Jonni Hertel is the latest 1+1 Giveaway winner! She was recognized for starting an after school program for her students, paid for with her own money.
Throughout the school year, NewsCenter1 and First Interstate Bank partner twice a month to provide a $500 grant to local teachers and faculty members for their outstanding work.
Throughout the school year, NewsCenter1 and First Interstate Bank partner together twice a month to provide a $500 grant to local teachers and faculty members for their outstanding work.
Third grade teacher Christina Hayen got $500 through the 1+1 Giveaway for her plan to provide more seating options for her students. She hopes the plan will improve students' focus and concentration.
NewsCenter1 and First Interstate Bank partner together twice a month to provide a $500 grant to local teachers and faculty members for their outstanding work.
Black Hawk Elementary teacher Andrea Thedorff's goal is to strengthen the STEAM program for her students, which is an educational approach to science, technology, engineering, the arts and math.
Brian Madden, a math teacher at South Middle School in Rapid City, is the most recent winner of the 1+1 Giveaway.
NewsCenter1 and First Interstate Bank partner together twice a month to provide a $500 grant to local teachers and faculty members for their outstanding work.
NewsCenter1 and First Interstate Bank partner together twice a month and provide a $500 grant to local teachers and faculty members for their outstanding work.
First grade teacher Tara King from Horace Mann Elementary received $500 for being a standout teacher.
