I don't understand this criticism:
Van Schoales, education expert at the Denver-based Piton Foundation, is skeptical about Adams 50's chances.
"There is a reason why school districts have a hard time implementing this, because they don't replace their old systems," said Schoales, who added that his only understanding of Adams 50's plan is from its website.
"It is like adding a new program on top of an outdated, old computer with a poor operating system," he said. "To create this new system on top of this existing system that is time-based is probably not going to work."
It seems like they're putting in a completely new operating system to me. Am I missing something?
(Admittedly, I'm hustling through because the kids have swim class, so I'm not reading the original article right now...
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