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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The students hosted forums with U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin and Libertarian challenger Phil Anderson. GOP challenger Eric Hovde didn't attend.
If all three referendums pass — two for Madison public schools and one for city government — taxes for the average homeowner could rise by about $1,580 by 2028.
By: Kayla Huynh
Without referendum funding, MMSD would still increase spending and add over 100 staff members. But cuts would be likely in future budgets.
By: Kayla Huynh
Over 360 students are playing high school volleyball in MMSD. Four Madison-area high schools also began offering boys volleyball this fall.
Superintendent Joe Gothard spoke with the Cap Times about potential budget cuts and how schools would use funding from a $100 million referendum.
By: Kayla Huynh
Voters favored both questions on the Nov. 5 ballot, including $507 million to renovate or replace 10 schools and $100 million for operating costs.
By: Kayla Huynh
Potential names for the former Frank Allis Elementary include late Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Shirley Abrahamson, Milton McPike and Lori Mann Carey.
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.
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