Congressman Harris Announces Service Academy Information Night for High School Students ... his office will host its first Service Academy Information Night of the year, an in-person event for high school students interested in applying to the nation’s prestigious military academies.
His office will host a Service Academy Information Night for high school students interested in applying to the nation’s military academies.
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his office will host its first Service Academy Information Night of the year, an in-person event for high school students interested in applying to the nation’s prestigious military academies.
Congressman Andy Harris, M.D. (MD-01) announced that his office will host its first Service Academy Information Night of the year, an in-person event for high school students interested in applying to the nation’s prestigious military academies.
Today, Congressman Andy Harris, M.D. (MD-01) announced that his office will host its first Service Academy Information Night of the year, an in-person event for high school students interested in applying to the nation’s prestigious military academies.
Evidence
The congressman’s official website listed a press release dated April 6, 2026: "Congressman Harris Announces Service Academy Information Night for High School Students," saying his office "will host its first Service Academy Information Night of the year" for students interested in the military academies.
The education page on Harris’s official site repeated the September 4, 2025 announcement that his office would host a virtual informational session for high school students on Wednesday, September 10, 2025, at 7 p.m. EST.
Harris's official House press release announced that his office would host an in-person Service Academy Information Night on April 16, 2026 at 6 p.m. at Chesapeake College for high school students interested in U.S. service academies, with RSVP through MD01Academy@mail.house.gov.
Harris's official Service Academy Nominations page states that the application for the class of 2031 is open, gives nomination procedures, lists MD01Academy@mail.house.gov for questions, and schedules mandatory in-person Academy Interview Day for November 21, 2026.
Assessments
Harris's official House materials show his office publicly announced and organized Service Academy Information Night events, including an April 16, 2026 in-person session with location, time, and RSVP details, while he remained in federal office. However, the available evidence is pre-event or general nomination-program material and does not independently confirm that the April 16 event actually occurred. That supports concrete effort but not full verified delivery.
Harris's official website publicly announced and scheduled Service Academy Information Night events for 2025 and 2026, which shows the office advanced the promise and intended to host the event. But the provided evidence does not confirm that the information night actually took place, so fulfillment cannot be verified from this record alone.
Andy Harris's congressional office publicly announced a specific Service Academy Information Night for high school students, including date, time, location, and audience, with the event scheduled for April 16, 2026. Because the promise was an office-hosted informational event rather than legislation, a concrete official scheduling notice followed by the event date passing in the same House term is sufficient to credit delivery absent evidence of cancellation. The September 2025 virtual session announcement further supports that the office materially carried out this recurring constituent-service commitment.
Official Harris office materials show concrete announcements for Service Academy Information Night events, including a virtual session scheduled for September 10, 2025 and another 2026 information night. That is enough to show an executive/office effort to organize the promised event, but the supplied record documents only announcements and scheduling, not that an event actually took place. Because completion is not proven, the fulfillment outcome remains unresolved rather than delivered.