A School That Builds Builders
Largo High School sits in Prince George's County, Maryland — one of the most diverse school districts in the United States. The Talent Ready Technology Program was created to give students from this community access to the same career pathways as students from anywhere in the country.
NoteVUE is proof that it's working.
The Vision
The vision for NoteVUE wasn't born in a boardroom or a venture capital pitch meeting. It was born in a classroom, from students who understood what their teachers meant to them and wanted to build something that would let every student say so.
That's civic technology. Technology that exists to strengthen community rather than extract from it.
Congressional App Challenge
NoteVUE is being submitted to the 2026 Congressional App Challenge — a national competition recognizing high school students who build technology that matters. The submission represents everything the competition is looking for: technical excellence, civic impact, and a vision for how technology can strengthen American institutions.
American education is one of the most important institutions we have. And it needs all the support we can give it.
What Happens Next
NoteVUE launches nationally during Teacher Appreciation Week 2026. After that, the plan is all 50 states, 130,000 schools, and ultimately — every teacher in America.
It started at Largo. It ends everywhere.