Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick has named a Harleysville student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Pennsylvania’s 1st district. Souderton Area High School’s Rohan Mehta submitted College Fetcher, an app that aids students in their college search. When asked why they were passionate about creating a college preparation app the student replied, “I was […]
Rep. Debra Haaland has named three Albuquerque students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in New Mexico’s 1st district. Bosque School’s Silas Peeders, Cas Baker and Ian Kahn submitted Calcul Eats, a calculator app that can be used to quickly calculate the price of a meal after tax and tip.
Rep. Josh Gottheimer has named a Paramus student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in New Jersey’s 5th district. East Brook Middle School’s Luke Chai and Jonathan Choi submitted MutismBeGone, an app that helps mute and legally deaf persons to communicate.
Rep. Donna Shalala has named four Coral Gables student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Florida’s 27th district. Gulliver Preparatory School’s Kamal Kay-Ramos, Joshua Delgado, Jordan Schmidt and Jake Charron submitted AED Locator, an app helping people going into cardiac arrest locate AED and defibrillator as fast as possible. When asked why […]
Rep. Rick Allen has named a Statesboro student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Georgia’s 12th district. Statesboro High School’s Shirling Xu submitted Due It, an app that allows users to easily create a to-do list while they are on the go. When asked why they were passionate about creating a task […]
Rep. Bennie Thompson has named three Jackson students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Mississippi’s 2nd district. Jackson Public Schools Career Development Center’s Kameron Lewis, ShaMya Robinson and Shamar Stamps submitted Canetis Cure, is sound therapy app for those with depression and anxiety.
Rep. Carol Maloney has named a New York City student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in New York’s 12th district. Stuyvesant High School’s Grace Cantarella submitted Plan My Path, an all-in-one app resources for high school students to successfully navigate through their 4 years of high school. When asked why they were […]
Rep. Rashida Tlaib has named four Dearborn Heights students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Michigan’s 13th district. Dearborn Center for Math Science and Technology’s Mustafa Soby, Adam Dabak, Hussein Cheaito and Maryam Jaratli submitted Cosmic Multiplication, an app that makes practicing the “products table” more fun for third graders.
