Olivia Herken is an Education Reporter at various regional publications. She covers a range of topics including social issues, homelessness, crime, and the impacts of the Coronavirus, with a particular focus on Wisconsin. Her work has been featured in notable outlets such as the La Crosse Tribune, Wisconsin State Journal, and Kenosha News.
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Olivia's coverage focuses primarily on local government and politics, with a particular emphasis on education in the Madison area. She frequently covers school district policies, budgeting decisions, and key administrative appointments. Her reporting also extends to community initiatives such as charity events and mental health issues.
Given her focus, Olivia would likely be interested in pitches related to local educational developments, community engagement programs, or stories that shed light on political decisions impacting the education sector in Madison. Additionally, she may appreciate insights from local stakeholders such as educators, administrators, parents' groups or non-profit organizations involved in supporting schools or addressing mental health challenges within the community.
If you have expertise related to these areas within the context of Madison's local governance and educational system, it could resonate well for potential collaboration with Olivia.
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By: Olivia Herken
Kvistad retired from the district in 2020 after 19 years, during which she served as an elementary principal and associate superintendent.
By: Olivia Herken
The preliminary budget calls for eliminating about 155 positions, a majority of which would be teachers and educational assistants.
By: Olivia Herken
District officials and medical professionals said the mandate is "out of date" as the pandemic moves into a new stage.
By: Olivia Herken
School staff were able to quickly identify the student and isolate them in a secure part of the building until police arrived.
By: Olivia Herken
“That's why people are so generous. Because it's your neighbor. We're not shipping toys across the country or anything. We're giving them to people who live down the street from you or in your community,” she said.
By: Olivia Herken
For more than 100 years, the Empty Stocking Club, a charitable arm of the Wisconsin State Journal, has provided new toys for needy families in Dane County at Christmas.
By: Olivia Herken
“Christmas is a time to honor childhood. It’s an opportunity to make children feel happy and loved. And that’s kind of what it’s all about.”
By: Olivia Herken
On Christmas Eve 1947, 10-year-old Marjorie Sutton heard a rustling next to her bed at Wisconsin General Hospital.
By: Olivia Herken
"As the Bishop has stated to me: I am ineffective. So for the record dear family, Bishop Callahan has asked me to resign as pastor as of this past Friday,
The School District of La Crosse Board of Education voted to phase police out of its schools, after months of investigating the program found it negatively impacted marginalized students in
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