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GAINESVILLE, GA - Today, Congressman Andrew Clyde (GA-09) invited middle and high school students in Georgia's Ninth District to participate in the 2025 Congressional App Challenge, a nationwide competition that encourages young Americans to showcase their creativity and coding skills by designing original apps. The submission portal is now open, and students can register and submit their apps through October 30th, 2025.
"The Congressional App Challenge provides an incredible opportunity for students of all backgrounds to learn valuable skills and display their creativity on the national stage," said Clyde. "I encourage middle and high school students throughout the Ninth District to take part in this competition to explore and excel in coding, tech, and innovation."
Background:
First launched in 2014, the Congressional App Challenge is the official computer science competition of the U.S. House of Representatives. The competition encourages students to create and submit their own app for the opportunity to receive national recognition.
Students may participate as individuals or in teams of up to four. Congressional App Challenge winners may be eligible to have their app featured on a display in the U.S. Capitol and put on the U.S. House of Representatives' website. Additionally, winners will receive an invitation to the #HouseOfCode celebration on Capitol Hill.
Rules and guidelines are available HERE. For more information, please visit Rep. Clyde's website and the Congressional App Challenge's website.
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