Scholarships
About our Scholarship Program
The annual CusterTel Educational Scholarship Program awards eight students every year. Each student will receive a $1,000 scholarship to assist in furthering his/her education at a college, university or trade school. Four recipients are chosen to represent Challis High School and four more recipients are chosen to represent Salmon High School. Not only are these recipients hard working, they are outstanding community members. Read more about our recipients and scholarship program below.
Use this form to provide us with your Scholarship information and details. After the form is submitted, a CusterTel team member will be in contact with you soon.
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Congratulations to this year's winners
CusterTel is pleased to introduce you to this year’s scholarship recipients. Each of these recipients excels academically and has began to develop the mentality of giving back to their communities. Each has a drive to succeed and we are excited to see what their futures hold.
Chloie Lewis
Chloie is a Sr. at Salmon High School. She will be attending the University of Idaho in the fall pursuing a degree in Occupational Therapy. Chloie is very active in all sports while holding many honors academical.
Alexandra Rembelski
Alexandra is a Sr. at Challis High School. She will be attending Idaho State University College of Technology in the fall to study physical therapy. Alexandra was very active in sports and loves spending time with her family.
Kayleigh Wright
Kayleigh will be attending College of Eastern Idaho and will be going through the Registered Nursing program. Her main goal is becoming a Nurse Practitioner
Riane Snow
Riane is a Sr. at Challis High School. She will be attending Boise State University in the fall to get her bachelor’s degree in Diagnostic
Olivia Farr
Olivia graduated from Challis High School in 2021. She is currently attending Lewis-Clark State College where she is enrolled in a business program to go
Laityn Aldous
Laityn will be attending Idaho State University where her major course of study will be Radiographic Science. Laityn took anatomy and physiology classes in her
Mariah Stansberry
Mariah will be graduating from Salmon High School this spring. She will be attending Western Washington University in the fall studying Environmental Science and Policy.