Kayla Huynh is a Higher Education Reporter at The Capital Times. She covers a range of topics including higher education, sports, and health and wellness, focusing on the intersection of academia and social issues in Wisconsin. Her work has been featured in The Capital Times.
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Kayla's coverage heavily emphasizes education, government, and politics in the Madison area and Wisconsin. She frequently covers announcements from educational institutions and government bodies. Her articles often focus on local events such as school board elections, community initiatives, and higher education policies.
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By: Kayla Huynh, Natalie Yahr
The treatment has become more popular despite not being FDA-approved for depression. Wisconsin officials recently announced Medicaid would cover it.
Supporters say these licenses help fix the teacher shortage. But critics worry about the quality of emergency licensed educators.
By: Kayla Huynh, Natalie Yahr
The treatment has become more popular despite not being FDA-approved for depression. Wisconsin officials recently announced Medicaid would cover it.
A former teacher collected memorabilia donated by alumni, but MMSD says the items were thrown away after water damage during renovation. Donors are upset.
By: Kayla Huynh
Students in 17 Dane County school districts, including MMSD, reported improved mental health. They’re also drinking and using cannabis less.
The bill comes as MMSD’s food and nutrition department struggles with declining participation and dwindling finances.
By: Kayla Huynh
A new state law is pushing schools to revamp literacy education, but more than half of Madison third through eighth graders are not proficient in math.
A new state law is pushing schools to revamp literacy education, but more than half of Madison third through eighth graders are not proficient in math.
Lawmakers want to ban students from using cell phones during class time. States like Indiana, Minnesota and Ohio have passed such laws already.
By: Enjoyiana Nururdin, Erin Mcgroarty, Becky Jacobs, Andrew Bahl, Kayla Huynh
A judge stalled an order from President Donald Trump's administration to temporarily freeze and audit federal funding. It could have a deep impact in Wisconsin.
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