Students: build an app challenge

 

September 9, 2020



EVERETT, WA — The 2020 Congressional App Challenge is underway, Rep. Rick Larsen (D, Everett) announced last week. The annual competition, which runs through Oct. 19, is open to high school and middle school students who live in or attend school in Washington’s Second Congressional District.

Students may compete as individuals or in teams of up to four. Students can only enter the competition once. Students can create computer programs (or apps) written in any programming language and for any platform including desktop/PC, web and mobile.

“Washington state continues to be a leader in science, technology, engineering and mathematics with more than 313,000 high school students and 165,000 two-year college students enrolled in career and technical education programs,” said Larsen in a news release. “I have seen the creativity of students in classrooms across Northwest Washington first-hand and look forward to seeing that creativity come through in the submissions this year.”


Student teams or individuals are encouraged to register early to receive extra support and tips. Larsen will honor the winner and the winning apps will be electronically displayed in the United States Capitol.

Questions: [email protected], 425-252-3188, www.congressionalappchallenge.us/.

Source: Rep. Rick Larsen’s office

 

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