Rep. George Holding has named an Apex student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in North Carolina’s 2nd district. Green Level High School’s Tucker Willenborg submitted Rivers Run, an app that measures water levels of rivers across the nation. When asked why they were passionate about creating an app that informs people about […]
Rep. Kevin Hern has named four Tulsa students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Oklahoma’s 1st district. Tulsa School of Arts and Science’s Dante Trejo, Jake Richardson, Meagan Bryant and Silas Reichlin submitted DK’s Academy, an app to assist elementary students who are academically struggling.
Rep. Jahana Hayes has named a Cheshire student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Connecticut’s 5th district. St Bridget School’s Nilan Kathir submitted Ped Med Interaction Finder, an app is designed to help pediatricians find which drugs have the least adverse effects on minors.
Rep. Earl Carter has named a Richmond Hill student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Georgia’s 1st district. Richmond Hill Middle School’s Austin Marlow submitted Quik-Med, an app that stores medical information. When asked why they were passionate about creating a medical app the student replied, “First hand, I have witnessed persons […]
Rep. Bill Pascrell has named three Tenafly students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in New Jersey’s 9th district. Tenafly High School’s Yewon Na, Taeho Kim and Jane Cho submitted MedCalc, an app that helps ensure people take the right dosage of medicine.
Rep. Mary Scanlon has named four Merion Station students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Pennsylvania’s 5th district. Lower Merion High School’s Dara Oseyemi, Jeffrey Lipson, Eric Huang and Aidan Barr Bono submitted FocusInn, an app that encourages teens to prioritize their time. When asked why they were passionate about creating focusing app […]
Rep. Mo Brooks has named a Decatur student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Alabama’s 5th district. Austin High School’s Wesley Lowman submitted Math+, an app that allows users to enhance their math skills.
Rep. Greg Walden has named four Hermiston students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Oregon’s 2nd district. Hermiston High School’s Rogelio Lemus, Laine Whelan, Adamaryz Lopez Navarrete and John Fitzgerald submitted Finna, an app that allows many non profit organizations to manage their fundraising.
Rep. Norma Torres has named four Pomona student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in California’s 35th district. Lorbeer Middle School’s Arthur Lo, Nathan Paz, Benny Aquino and Alessandro Chuta submitted Job Zone, an app to help someone find a job and give an accurate description of the job. When asked why they […]
Rep. Randy Weber has named a League City student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Texas’s 14th district. Clear Springs High School’s Xiaohan Liu submitted LinguaLedo, an app helps it’s users to learn another language. When asked why the student was passionate about creating a math app the student replied,“Language has always […]