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(From left to right) Principal Mr. Hess,
Erika Galvan, Samantha Gonzalez, and Christine Castrellon
They developed an app called, "Rise Up" using JavaScript
via Thunkable, which provides anyone to be able to
express their opinions about a current issue. The
platform includes an unbiased chat room with topics on
the issues which allows them to freely convey
their thoughts on the matter with no limitations. The
app also includes a feature that provides people the
chance to see any current protest near by so they are
able to participate in the event. Users can also see any global protest around the world. An
information page on the different issues around the
world is also included in order to help the person have
an in depth understanding on the issue they are
interested in. Every voice has an opportunity to make a
difference in the world with the assistance of this app.
(From left to right) Principal Mr. Hess,
Erika Galvan, Samantha Gonzalez, and Christine Castrellon
They developed an app called, "Rise Up" using JavaScript
via Thunkable, which provides anyone to be able to
express their opinions about a current issue. The
platform includes an unbiased chat room with topics on
the issues which allows them to freely convey
their thoughts on the matter with no limitations. The
app also includes a feature that provides people the
chance to see any current protest near by so they are
able to participate in the event. Users can also see any global protest around the world. An
information page on the different issues around the
world is also included in order to help the person have
an in depth understanding on the issue they are
interested in. Every voice has an opportunity to make a
difference in the world with the assistance of this app.
2017 PARTICIPANTS
(From left to right) Principal Mr. Hess, Erika Galvan,
Samantha Gonzalez, and Christine CastrellonThey developed an app called, "Rise Up" using JavaScript
via Thunkable, which provides anyone to be able to
express their opinions about a current issue. The
platform includes an unbiased chat room with topics on
the issues which allows them to freely convey
their thoughts on the matter with no limitations. The
app also includes a feature that provides people the
chance to see any current protest near by so they are
able to participate in the event. Users can also see any global protest around the world. An
information page on the different issues around the
world is also included in order to help the person have
an in depth understanding on the issue they are
interested in. Every voice has an opportunity to make a
difference in the world with the assistance of this app.
(From left to right) Vicky Zhai, Amy Tam, Mr. Richter,
Principal Mr. Hess
This team placed 2nd!
They created an app called,
"Together" using Javascript via Thunkable, and was
developed to alleviate the after effects of natural
disasters by taking full advantage of local communities.
The app relies on a close interaction between users.
Victims of natural disasters may request for essentials
such as food, water, shelter, and users within close
proximity may respond to those requests. Users not
affected by the disasters can keep up to date with
events around the world and will be provided with the
option to support others through monetary donations.
(From left to right) Kevin Ku,
Tiffany Liao, Breeze Hernandez, Issac Santana
These team created an app called,
"Disaster Forecaster" which was inspired by
natural disasters such as Hurricane Harvey, the
earthquake in Mexico, and the Northern California fires.
This app aims to educate individuals regarding
preparation and survival in case of an emergency. There
are four main features within the app: tips, donations,
shelters, and history. In the tips section, there is
pieces of advice for preparation of a natural disaster
as well as surviving the aftermath. Since each state or
region has their own natural disasters that occur, it
will be based on where they live. The donation section
allows affected people to receive donations and others
not affected to donate. This app allows a community to
become closer with one another and ultimately give and
receive help as needed.
2016
PARTICIPANTS
(From left to right) Santiago Torres, Jason Kwan,
Christopher Leung, Christopher Jhaveri
This team placed first in the competition and
were sent to Washington D.C. and visited the White House
to discuss their app!
This app was called "Election Connection" and was
created to inform the public about what propositions and
laws were being voted on, as well as informing them
about the politicians who were running too.
(From left to right) Breeze Hernandez, Tiffany Liao, Aum Brahmbhatt
This app was called "Brain Train" and it aimed to help
people with Alzheimers prevent further deterioration of
the brain with the help of their stimulating activities
and games.
(From left to right) Vicky Zhai, Amy Tam, Mr. Richter
This app was called "StuDay" and it helped students
remain on task with their school work and allowed them
to communicate with other students and teachers to help
with that work. It also managed their schedules and
grades.
2015
PARTICIPANTS
(From Left to right) Andrew Rojas, and Santiago Torres,
Eric Liu
This app was called "Drop Saver" and it was intended to help alleviate
the drought, manage peoples water usage, and generally
help people conserve water.
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