LAS VEGAS (May 20, 2021) – For the fourth year in a row, America First Credit Union and the Vegas Golden Knights honored teachers in the Clark County School District with a special award. The Game-Changer program awarded four outstanding teachers who made a positive impact in the classroom and in the lives of students each with a $1,000 grant that will help to improve their classrooms.
Winners were celebrated with a private lunch.
Winners include:
Melissa Finnan of Grant Sawyer Middle School
Stacye Tesh of Bozarth Elementary
Shane Goffstein of Wayne Tanaka Elementary School
Sasha Jones of Jerome Mack Middle School
The credit union will accept new nominations around the start of the 2021/2022 hockey season.
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Editor’s Note: Please CLICK HERE for pictures of all winners.
ABOUT AMERICA FIRST CREDIT UNION
Proudly celebrating 82 years of servicing members and a long-standing history, America First Credit Union has become one of the largest, most stable and most progressive credit unions in the country, and has remained a member-owned, not-for-profit cooperative financial institution. Today, America First has 126 locations, and is the eighth largest credit union in assets in the United States with over $15.6 billion, and the fifth largest credit union in membership in America with more than 1,184,290 members.
MEDIA CONTACTS:
Nicole Cypers
America First Credit Union
801.827.8655
ncypers@americafirst.com
Jennifer López
R&R Partners
702.318.4203
jennifer.lopez@rrpartners.com
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