Rep. Alan Lowenthal has named La Palma students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in California’s 47th district. Oxford Academy’s Justin Yue, Vuk Perisic, Alex Hoang and Arvind Vivekanandan submitted Asclepius, an app geared towards physical therapy patients performing corrective exercises.
Rep. Max Rose has named two Staten Island students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in New York’s 11th district. Tottenville High School’s Kartik Kumar and Anthony Squillacioti submitted Extracurricular Manager, is a service that allows students to communicate directly with other students, as well as with school faculty, clubs, and organizations in […]
Rep. Rosa DeLauro has named four New Haven students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Connecticut’s 3rd district. West Haven School’s Aaliyah Rodriguez, Annalisa Correia, Daniella Lebron and Michael Polanco submitted Safe Vacation, an app that gives travelers must have information about their destination at the touch of a finger. When asked why […]
Rep. Ross Spano has named a Lakeland student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Florida’s 15th district. All Saints Academy’s Sunny Iskra submitted TheYalta Conference Assessment T2 , an app that asks people who want to learn about the Yalta and Potsdam Conferences multiple-choice questions. When asked why they were passionate about […]
Rep. William Keating has named four Plymouth students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Massachusetts 9th district. Rising Tide Charter Public School’s Victoria Rice, Leah Maciel, Brynna McNulty and Joshua Krueger submitted PlimothARWalkingTour, an app that encourages people of all ages in the Plymouth area to explore the town
Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson has named four Plano students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Texas’s 30th district. Jasper High School’s Vedant Tapiavala, Daniel Bennion, Vinamra Adikehithilu and Rithvik Ganesh submitted Alz Buddy, an app designed to help, entertain, and assist early-stage Alzheimer’s disease patients through a variety of settings.
Rep. Veronica Escobar has named two El Paso students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Texas’s 16th district. Parkland Middle School’s Daniel Avalos and D’Andre Ramiirez submitted Lunchweek, an app designed to prevent school lunch waste and shorter cafeteria lines.
Rep. Harold Rogers has named four Dana students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Kentucky’s 5th district. Prestonsburg High School’s Samuel Carroll, Bobbie Fisher, Nathaniel Curnutte and Jenna Louis submitted Appalachia Opioid Prevention, an app designed to give information to prevent opioid overdose situations and addiction in the Appalachian Region.
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 […]