Rep. Suzan DelBene has named two Redmond students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Washington’s 1st district. Redmond High School’s Sohil Bhatia and Sayan Bhatia submitted Driver Vision, an app designed to detect distracted driving.
Rep. Ron Estes has named a Wichita student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Kansas’s 4th district. Wichita High School East’s Abir Haque submitted Bangla Alpha App, an app that helps English speakers develop literacy in Bengali with interactive charts, language facts, transliteration software, and quizzes. When asked why they were passionate […]
Rep. Nanette Barragan has named two Los Angeles students as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in California’s 44th district. International Studies and Learning Center’s Giselle Cortez and Estevan Cortez submitted Integer Racers, an app that allows for students to practice their skills with integer expressions.
Rep. Kim Schrier has named a Ellensburg student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Washington’s 8th district. Ellensburg High School’s Ethan Price submitted BreatheAl, an app that accepts image files of chest x-rays, and is able to diagnose cases of community acquired pneumonia When asked why they were passionate about creating a […]
Rep. David Price has named a Morrisville student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in North Carolina’s 4th district. Enloe High School’s Dharshini Raman submitted MyFootprint, an app designed to calculate the carbon footprint of users. When asked they were passionate about creating an app that tracks one’s carbon footprint the students replied, […]
Rep. Suzanne Bonamici has named a Portland student as the winner of the Congressional App Challenge in Oregon’s 1st district. Westview High School’s Sanjana Llango submitted Spoiler Alert!, an app that scans the barcodes of food and medication to determine whether the product is safe to use. When asked why the student was passionate about […]