WASHINGTON D.C. — U.S. Rep. Juan Ciscomani, R-Ariz., is calling on middle and high school students to show off their computing skills.
Ciscomani’s office is taking applications for the Congressional App Challenge.
Students design a working app and those selected as winners are invited to a House of Code reception in Washington, D.C. Also the winning students’ apps are placed on display on Capitol Hill, and the fees to copyright the code is waived if the student chooses to register their original software.
The deadline to register to participate is Oct. 26. Click here to register.
