Rep. Ben McAdam’s has named a West Valley City student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Utah’s 4th district. Granger HS Senior’s Ashley Lujan submitted Counting Bot, an app that counts for you with just the press of a button. When asked why the student was passionate about creating a counting app […]
Rep. David Cicilline has named a Providence student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Rhode Island’s 1st district. Classical High School’s Luke Taylor submitted Tome, a web app that serves as a platform for digital textbooks to be published on. When asked why they were passionate about creating an app for digital […]
Rep. Rueben Gallego has named four Tolleson students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Arizona’s 7th district. Tolleson Union High School’s Weerachai Intaraha, Ryan Rodriguez, Ricardo Carranza and Josiah Jesurum submitted GPA Calculator, an app that allows users to input up to 48 high school class grades and calculate an estimate of […]
Rep. Andy Biggs has named a Gilbert student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Arizona’s 5th district. Edward Wang, a homeschooled student, submitted ProAssign, an app that assigns problems for students based on what they got wrong on an assignment. When asked why they are passionate about creating an educational assistance app […]
Rep. Al Lawson has named four Tallahassee students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Florida’s 5th district. Tallahassee School of Math and Science’s Liam Tolia, Issa Allison, Atianda Broadnax and Zoie Gray submitted Future Beans, an app designed to present it’s users with a fun and interactive experience.
Rep. Christopher Smith has named four Tinton Falls students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in New Jersey’s 4th district. Communications High School’s Vaughn Battista, Colin Martin, Jack Hester and Michael Cielecki submitted Communitas, a task-sharing app that allows users to exchange helpful tasks with members of their community in exchange for virtual […]
Rep. Raul Grijalva has named two Tolleson students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Arizona’s 3rd district. University High School Tolleson’s Sean Cabahug, Nate Haynam and Manuel Martinez Sanchez submitted NearLink, an app that gives people the ability to play together by using their phones as a controllers.
