Rep. Kathy Castor has named Sharan Santharam Srinivasan, Ammar Omar, and Sujay Korada of Robinson High School as the winners of the 2025 Congressional App Challenge in Florida’s 14th District. Their app SunScreened is a UV exposure management and skin health tracking app specifically designed to help users safely manage their time in the sun.
Rep. Jason Crow has named Amir Manza, Willam O’Donnell, and Matthew O’Donnell of Smoky Hill High School as the winners of the 2025 Congressional App Challenge in Colorado’s Sixth District. Their app 1STEP PREP is a college readiness tool designed to help all students prepare for post-secondary success.
Rep. Ryan Zinke has named Aiyahna Green, Sophia Guerrero-Gobert, and Kalani SunRhodes of Browning High School as the winners of the 2025 Congressional App Challenge in Montana’s First District. Their app Sspommo (Help) is designed to provide individuals with a safe space to express their feelings and thoughts on difficult topics.
Rep. John James has named Eric Mu, Vaarin Newatia, and Darsh Upadhyay of Cranbrook Kingswood School and Cranbrook Schools as the winners of the 2025 Congressional App Challenge in Michigan’s 10th District. Their app Clarity is a study tool that helps students stay focused through head tracking.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has named Efrat Hossain, Mohammad Rahman, and Tahmid Islam of Stuyvesant High School as the winners of the 2025 Congressional App Challenge in New York’s 14th District. Their app Internyl is dedicated to leveling the career-oriented opportunities that are presented to students.
Rep. Emilia Sykes has named Kaxten McGrew, Bastian Nowak, and Luke Hinkelman of NIHF STEM High School as the winners of the 2025 Congressional App Challenge in Ohio’s 13th District. Their app Eagle Express is a digital reward management system built for their school’s PBIS initiative.
Rep. John Garamendi has named Arthur Kim, Lola Abdugapparov, and Emma Ly of Middle College High School as the winners of the 2025 Congressional App Challenge in California’s Eighth District. Their app Readefine is an accessibility-focused mobile app, designed to empower students with dyslexia and other reading difficulties by enhancing the way they interact with […]
Rep. Donald Davis has named Aaron Snyder, Ava Edmonds, and Layla Salem of Martin County High School as the winners of the 2025 Congressional App Challenge in North Carolina’s First District. Their app, PositivePathways, is designed to help those struggling with social-emotional health.
Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez has named Alyssa Wong, Chloe Luo, and Liya Zhao of Camas High School as the winners of the 2025 Congressional App Challenge in Washington’s Third District. Their app CanScreen helps clear up cancer screening guidelines and provides well-organized and interactively presented information about cancer.
Rep. Keith Self has named Ron Minin, Bosco Qiu, and Abyudh Mukkavilli of Prosper High School as the winners of the 2025 Congressional App Challenge in Texas’s Third District. Their app Verdis is a web application designed to integrate data collected by drones in order to assist farmers in detecting early crop failure, reduce yield […]