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Rep. Rho Khanna has named a San Jose student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in California’s 17th district. Lynbrook High School’s Raghav Ganesh submitted Serene Emotional Suite, an app that allows users with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) manage stress

Rep. Bruce Westerman has named two Delight students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Arkansas 4th district. Murfreesboro High School’s Austin Jackson and Brandon White submitted Check Me Out, an app designed to automate the school check-in system. When asked why they were passionate about creating an app that automates the school […]

Rep. French Hill has named a Little Rock student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Arkansas’s 2nd district. Little Rock Central High School’s Anu Iyer submitted Universal Safety App (USA) : Safety App For Reducing Distractions While Driving, an app designed to intercept calls and texts, and send an outgoing message, which […]

Rep. Terri Sewell has named a Selma student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Alabama’s 7th district. R.B.Hudson Steam Academy’s Jada Wells, Jakayla Hatcher and Sania Austin submitted Bulldog Alert, an app that helps schools with emergencies.

Rep. Bradley Byrne has named four Theodore students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Alabama’s 1st district. Alabama School of Mathematics and Science’s Elijah Johnson, Hannah Vaccaro, JaMiyah Peebles and Isabelle Stabler submitted Cumulative Testing App an app to help students with managing their studies.

Rep. Tony Cardenas has named a Panorama City student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in California’s 29th district. Granada Hills Charter High School’s Julia Nguyen submitted MantisMath, an app that helps players practice mental multiplication and addition in a fun and exciting way.

Rep. J. Correa has named four Cypress students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in California’s 46th district. Oxford Academy’s Angela Choi, Lynn Kim, Madeline Kim and Brandon Imai submitted EduNation, an app designed to connect a diverse body of students while simultaneously promoting academic development.