Rep. Bennie Thompson has named Mason Smith of Jackson Career Development Center, Drew Overton of Callaway, Adyn Bolds of Lanier, and Zavien Willams of Wingfield as the winners of the 2022 Congressional App Challenge in Mississippi’s Second District.
Rep. Gregorio Sablan has named Carson Lin of Marianas High School, James Lin of Marianas High School, Dip Roy of Marianas High School, and Jaehoon Son of Marianas High School as the winners of the 2022 Congressional App Challenge in Northern Mariana Islands’s At-Large District.
Rep. Jake Auchincloss has named Alyssa Feinberg of Newton South High School, Julia Hulburd of Newton South High School, Salome Hizanishvili of Newton South High School, and Sophie Strausberg of Newton South High School as the winners of the 2022 Congressional App Challenge in Massachusetts’s Fourth District.
Rep. Kim Schrier has named Yanda Bao of Skyline High School, Li Xie of Skyline High School, Rena Wang of Skyline High School, and Emma Lu of Skyline High School as the winners of the 2022 Congressional App Challenge in Washington’s Eighth District.
Rep. Alexander Mooney has named Mariam Kisto of George Washington High School, William Matheny of Ripley High School, Caleb Newell of Homeschooled, and Chase Steorts of Hurricane High School as the winners of the 2022 Congressional App Challenge in West Virginia’s Second District.
Washington, D.C. – The Congressional App Challenge and its partners at the Internet Education Foundation are excited to welcome the newest addition to our team, Collin Allen. Taking over as Congressional Operations Coordinator, Collin will be the Challenge’s frontline liaison connecting today’s members of Congress with tomorrow’s coding talent.
