we will discuss with becky pringle president of the national education association the nation's largestor union. plus piglets 6880 plus 27000. shannon: would explain why it more and more families are choosing to homeschool and ask the things everyone wants to know. >> what about the question you always get are they getting socialized? shannon: out right now "fox news sunday" goes inside the state of education. ♪ hello from foxnews in washington we begin with some breaking news. rescue crews are struggling to get to the roads and rebels to search for survivors after a massive earthquake hit morocco this week and killing more than 2000 people and injuring over 2000 more. the quake causing major damage in the city of marrakesh. some of the aftermath. the biggest quake at two at the north african country in decades but fox news foreign correspondent trey yingst joins us live from casablanca. quick shannon, good morning paid more than 2000 people are dead. many still missing after a massive 6.8 magnitude earthquake rocked morocco on friday evening. overnight rescue workers continuing their t

joining me now, becky pringle, president of the national association. you for coming in today. you're a long-time teacher, my mom spent decades in the classroom, too. it has been so difficult going through covid. we have numbers from gallup. k-12 education has fallen six points to match record low of 36%. why do you think americans feel like education system is not working? >> i've had the opportunity to go visit students and educators throughout the country and this is that time of year. i taught science to middle school students and that hope and enthusiasm is there as school begins. there are lingering challenge from the pandemic, gaps in the learning. the pandemic made it worse. what educators are saying to me and what i know, focus we need now is on solutions that we know work. and it is important that you ask and listen to educatorses, parents and -- >> let's look at test scores, covid is real, learning loss is real. scores dropped to lowest level in decades. down four points in reading, nine points in math compared to pre-covid, compared to 10 ye

the, han nonbream is looking into -- shannon bream will speak with governor glenn youngkin and becky pringlest-see interview there. be sure to set your dvr if you want to watch it later or check your local listings for time and channel. and on "mediabuzz" howard kurtz, as weening mentioned, speaking with chris christie tomorrow right here on fox news channel at 11 a.m. eastern. tune in. aishah: want to take a look at some of the helines coming out of that -- headlines coming out of that devastating earthquake. at least a thousand people are dead, over 700 more in critical condition. cities in the north african country are really not equipped to withstand the intensity of an earthquake which caused stone walls and buildings to just crumble upon themselves. the city of marrakesh took the brunt of the earthquake with five other provinces also feeling the impact. surgery and rescue is currently underway. that that -- search and rescue. that earthquake or or was the strong to hit the country in 120 years. griff: meanwhile, bidenomics facing some harsh criticism as americans aren't feeling much re

and national education association president becky pringle.he concerns from parents around the country and what governor youngkin has been doing inside virginia. that is one week. >> fair balanced and still unafraid. the engram angle is next make it a great weekend. >> laura: has been friday night. i'm laura ingraham. "the ingraham angle" from washington. voters do not lie. that's the focus of tonight's an gem. as the usual democrat leadership misreads why the public and even their own constituents at this point are down on biden. >> the republicans are one trick pony talking about the president's age. that's all they talk about. we have to go out and talk about the accomplishments just as much as they talk about lies and ms. direction and red herrings.