Rep. Denver Riggleman has named four Cumberland students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Virginia’s 5th district. Cumberland High School’s Callie, Phillip, Bean and Mark submitted Escape the Government, a gaming app that allows its users to escape the government’s headquarters and win their freedom.
Rep. Gerald Connolly has named a Alexandria student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Virginia’s 11th district. Justice High School’s Andrew Tran submitted Mathtivity, an app that offers hyper-personalized STEM education through videos, practice problems, and live user interaction & feedback. When asked why they were passionate about creating a STEM educational […]
Rep. Ed Case has named a Honolulu student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Hawaii’s 1st district. Laurel Springs Online School’s Arjun Sharma’s submitted CleanMyBeach, an app that focuses on streamlining the process of planning, publicizing, and finding local beach cleanups for event organizers and individuals. When asked why they were passionate […]
Rep. John Sarbanes has named a Burtonsville student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Maryland’s 3rd district. Takoma Park Middle School’s Tinu Vanapamula submitted The Homework Manager, an app for classrooms to manage homework, reminders, and announcements. When asked why they were passionate about creating an app that focuses on educational management […]
Rep. Jason Crow has named a Littleton student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Colorado’s 6th district. Devon Quispe submitted Bem Chavito, an app that is able to bring immigrants into contact with immigration resources around them.
Rep. Warren Davidson has named four Hamilton students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Ohio’s 8th district. Sam Nunn, Brett Eads, Dalton Ashcraft and Jeremy Dean submitted Maze Run Fun, teaches anyone willing to learn about cyber security while also allowing a fun environment for the user.
