#congressional app challenge

Maui student earns honors for ReefWatch App in 2025 Congressional App Challenge

On Maui, Rep. Tokuda visited King Kekaulike High School on Maui to surprise Chelsey Miguel, who placed second for ReefWatch, a conservation platform that allows people to document coral reef health and update records.  

Rep. Case announces 2025 winners of his Congressional App Challenge

This year, his challenge saw 16 app submissions from 30 students across eight schools. The challenge gives students the opportunity to focus their skills and creativity on developing, testing and analyzing new applications for real-world use.

App Challenge winners focused on women’s safety, Maui fires and encryption software

The winning apps developed by high school students addressed women’s safety, focused on Maui fire recovery, and a developed encryption software.

Maui High STEMworks Team Wins Congressional App Challenge

The team from Maui High created and developed QuadSolver, a tool to check answers for math problems involving the quadratic formula, without using a calculator.

Hawai‘i Student Entries Sought for 2018 Congressional App Challenge

Rep. Tulsi Gabbard today announced that she is accepting submissions from Hawai‘i middle and high school students for the Congressional App Challenge.