About: Congressional App Challenge

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The Congressional Science Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Academic Competition, also known as the House App Contest or Congressional App Challenge, allows middle and high school students in participating congressional districts to compete in an annual application software ("app") development contest. Students are encouraged to design an app using any programming language on any platform, with no limits on topic or function. Winners from congressional districts have their apps featured online and in the United States Capitol Building and are invited to attend the annual #HouseofCode.

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  • The Congressional Science Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Academic Competition, also known as the House App Contest or Congressional App Challenge, allows middle and high school students in participating congressional districts to compete in an annual application software ("app") development contest. Students are encouraged to design an app using any programming language on any platform, with no limits on topic or function. Winners from congressional districts have their apps featured online and in the United States Capitol Building and are invited to attend the annual #HouseofCode. (en)
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  • The Congressional Science Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Academic Competition, also known as the House App Contest or Congressional App Challenge, allows middle and high school students in participating congressional districts to compete in an annual application software ("app") development contest. Students are encouraged to design an app using any programming language on any platform, with no limits on topic or function. Winners from congressional districts have their apps featured online and in the United States Capitol Building and are invited to attend the annual #HouseofCode. (en)
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  • Congressional App Challenge (en)
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