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 Madison Metropolitan School District is investigating the group’s allegations about Principal Candace Terrell and Assistant Principal Annabel Torres.
By: Kayla Huynh
The Cap Times recently spoke with Linfield to hear more about his vision for the Madison Children's Museum and what he’s looking forward to in the new role.
By: Kayla Huynh
The complaint, filed by 66 Southside Elementary School parents, calls on the Madison school district to immediately fire the school's top administrators.
The students include a former Madison School Board member, an aspiring anesthesiologist, a star volleyball player and an award-winning musician.
By: Kayla Huynh
The MMSD school board may vote Monday to approve two referendums that would seek $100 million for staffing and $507 million for building projects.
By: Kayla Huynh
The school board approved two referendums to appear on Nov. 5 ballots. The measures seek $100 million for staffing and $507 million for building projects.
By: Kayla Huynh
The MMSD school board approved two referendums to appear on Nov. 5 ballots. The measures seek $100 million for staffing and $507 million for building projects.
By: Kayla Huynh
The lack of fencing is dangerous for students who tend to wander off, parents say. One mother said her 5-year-old ran away from Anana Elementary 29 times.
By: Kayla Huynh
Olson Elementary hired a special education teacher for seven students. It turned out she wasn't licensed to teach some of the students' instruction.
Olson Elementary hired a special education teacher for seven students. It turned out she wasn't licensed to teach some of the students' instruction.
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