Rep. Antonio Delgado has named two Hyde Park students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in New York’s 19th district. Franklin D. Roosevelt High School’s Cameron Johnson and Matthew Sweet submitted PaniChat, a gaming app.
Rep. Ralph Abraham has named four Winnsboro students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Louisiana’s 5th district. Delhi Charter School’s Garrett Gray, Creed Southall, Zachary Reddick and Wyatt Wiggins submitted PEG – Pediatric Emergency Guide, an app that helps those in medical emergencies, mainly those that deal with small children.
Rep. Elanie Luria has named two Williamsburg students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Virginia’s 2nd district. Warhill High School’s Julian Curtis-Zilius and Zakeri Reckmeyer submitted My Class Rewards, a web app that allows teachers to sell physical or digital items through a reward based point system.
Rep. Jared Huffman has named a San Francisco student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in California’s 2nd district. The Branson School’s Amrit Baveja submitted Enlyer, an app designed to better explain privacy policies to the general public. When asked why they are passionate about creating an app that explains privacy policies the […]
Rep. Dan Crenshaw has named a Houston student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Texas’s 2nd district. Memorial Hall School’s Thang Truong submitted Get Done Task, an app that can help users stay focused on their tasks for the day, as well as prepare for upcoming tasks. When asked why they were […]
Rep. Yvette Clarke has named two Brooklyn students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in New York’s 9th district. Brooklyn Science and Engineering Academy’s Shermaya and Krystal submitted TechCan, an app designed to encourage recycling.