Rep. Bruce Westerman has named Jacob Heffington from Hot Springs World Class High School as the winners of the 2020 Congressional App Challenge in (AR-04).
Rep. Chip Roy has named Austin students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Texas’s 21st district. Crockett High School’s Alejandro Mejia and LASA High School’s Siddh Bamb submitted ArTour, an app that displays all 300+ works of art in the Austin area. When asked why they were passionate about creating an app […]
Rep. Ann Kuster has named a Nashua student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in New Hampshire’s 2nd district. Nashua High School South’s Neil Kachappilly submitted Mood Picker Upper, an app that helps with maintaining and improving one’s mental health.
Rep. John Joyce has named a Duncansville student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Pennsylvania’s 13th district. Hollidaysburg Area Senior High School’s Derek Kaplan submitted SleepEZ, an app designed to help people sleep more easily.
Rep. Jefferson Van Drew has named four Egg Harbor Township students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in New Jersey’s 2nd district. Egg Harbor Township High School’s Vicky Zheng, Julie Chen, Regina Chau and Emily Pang submitted Street Smart, an app that allows users to feel safer walking in unfamiliar territory.
Rep. Andy Kim has named three Point Pleasant students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in New Jersey’s 3rd district. Point Pleasant Borough High School’s Caitlyn Kuhn, Kaila McDonald and Nicolette Matthews submitted VIP – Virtual Interactive Planner, an app that’s a virtual agenda book for students of all ages to keep track […]
Rep. Paul Mitchell has named a Leonard student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Michigan’s 10th district. Romeo High School’s Cameron Coesens submitted Ball Crop Simulator, an app that simulates dropping a ball from a specified height. When asked why the student was passionate about creating a messaging app the student replied,“My […]
Rep. Lauren Underwood has named two Naperville students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Illinois’s 14th district. Neuqua Valley High School’s Rahul Koul and Ibrahim Islam submitted QuickSave, an app that improves the response time for a police/school resource officer to research victims in emergency situations.
Rep. Darren Soto has named a Orlando student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Florida’s 9th district. Timber Creek High School’s Grant Emmerson submitted Dompel, an app that promotes an interactive 3D (or binaural) audio experience of the real-world.
Rep. Ed Perlmutter has named two Northglenn students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Colorado’s 7th district. Northglenn STEM Launch’s Ella Brallier and Chloe Williams submitted The Safe Place, an app designed to assist persons dealing with mental health issues.