Kayla Huynh is a higher education reporter for The Capital Times. Her articles cover a wide range of topics related to higher education, including university politics, diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, and local events and developments in the Madison area.
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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
The school, proposed by philanthropist John McKenzie, needs approval from either the Universities of Wisconsin or the Madison school district (MMSD).
By: Kayla Huynh
A lawsuit against St. Paul Public Schools, where Joe Gothard served as then-superintendent, says the leader directed the misappropriation of public funds.
By: Kayla Huynh
A lawsuit against St. Paul Public Schools, where Joe Gothard served as superintendent, says he directed the misappropriation of public funds.
By: Kayla Huynh
State Superintendent Jill Underly is proposing over $4 billion in spending toward schools for the 2025-2027 state budget.
Enrollment recently opened for this winter’s Madison recreational programs. Some classes often fill up quickly, generating wait lists in the double digits.
By: Kayla Huynh
Seniors at MMSD can study biomedical research, cybersecurity or a field of their choice next year under new programs at Madison College.
Disability rights advocate Martha Siravo and engineer Bret Wagner have entered the race to replace Laura Simkin on the MMSD board.
The vigil, organized by the Boys & Girls Clubs of Dane County, drew hundreds outside the Wisconsin state Capitol Tuesday night.
Hundreds of Madison high schoolers walked out of classes Friday and marched to the state Capitol. Many said they feared going to school after the shooting.
By: Kayla Huynh
Over four years ago, the Madison School Board voted unanimously to end the district’s school-based police officer program.
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