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Rep. John Ratcliffe has named two Denison students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Texas’s 4th district. Denison High School’s Kyle Mershon and Wyatt Gidney submitted Sky^3 (Sky Cubed), an app designed to entertain audiences, improve reflexes and responses, all while giving a slight demonstration of basic physics. When asked why they […]

Rep. Jim Banks has named two Fort Wayne students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Indiana’s 3rd district. Homestead School’s Jack Gardner and Kobe Chen submitted Radioactive Isotope Mass Calculator, an app designed to calculate the amount of radioactive isotope remaining after a certain amount of time. When asked why they were […]

Rep. Ben Cline has named three Staunton students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Virginia’s 6th district. Staunton High School’s Aaron Menezes, Jonathan Rochford and Cameron Marsh submitted The True Ninja 2: A Ninja Gone Bad, a 2D platforming game which tests your reflexes, wit, and hand-eye coordination. When asked why they […]

Rep. Vern Buchanan has named three Lithia students as the winners of the Congressional App Challenge in Florida’s 16th district. Newsome High School’s Joseph Vitko, Nihal Reddy and Jack Crespo submitted BudgetR, an app designed to develop financial responsibility amongst teenagers as they are able to create and track their daily expenses through productive graphs. […]

Rep. Charles Fleischmann has named three Madisonville students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Tennessee’s 3rd district. Sequoyah High School’s Emily Swanson, Joey West and Colby Bowers submitted School App, an app designed to allow the user to navigate through the school’s necessities. When asked why they were passionate about creating an […]