A Coney Island elementary school where most kids fail standardized tests and miss three weeks of classes a year has gotten so bad that teachers are pushing to shift to career and technical education.
Brooklyn’s PS 188 Michael E. Berdy School is a poster child for the Big Apple’s faltering public school system, with 60% of kids chronically absent and 60% failing standardized math and reading tests.
Educators at the K-5 school now want to radically change how they educate their youngsters — while revealing the school is keeping $2 million in tech equipment in storage through the epidemic of failure, The Post has learned.
“It’s 50-50: I blame the…
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