Rebecca Griesbach is a Reporter at AL.com. She covers education issues across the state with a particular emphasis on equity and opportunity, drawing from her experiences in both freelance reporting and student journalism. Griesbach's work has been featured in various outlets, including KTBC-TV, HuffPost, and The Hechinger Report.
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Rebecca's reporting predominantly focuses on local government, education, and related policies in Alabama. She often covers evolving stories such as school closures and college funding increases, relying heavily on government announcements and data citations.
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By: Rebecca Griesbach
The FDA is urging consumers who have any of the contaminated food to throw it away in a secure container.
By: Rebecca Griesbach
Like much of the state , home buyers in south Alabama can expect prices to ease across the region – except in a few key markets.
Most Alabama school districts have boosted student achievement since the pandemic, according to new data released Thursday by the state Department of Education.
By: Rebecca Griesbach
Nineteen schools earned a perfect 100 on report cards released last week.
By: Rebecca Griesbach
The new school choice program does little to ensure the quality of private schools.
By: Rebecca Griesbach
Alabama is appealing to companies that want to profit from state-funded vouchers
By: Rebecca Griesbach
Hispanic and Latino students are about 15% less likely than their peers to go to college.
By: Rebecca Griesbach
Inside the race to keep student groups alive.
By: Rebecca Griesbach
Editor's Note This reporting was made possible due to a grant from the Education Writers Association.
By: Rebecca Griesbach
Jamiese Mims Fuller, a retired Birmingham teacher, reviews her students' progress at her home after working a shift as a tutor at a nearby school. Fuller is one of many
