Mr. Arnold Webb

* Mr. Arnold Webb introduced himself as a member of the Board of Directors of the Rivercross Tenants' Corp.Mr. Webb then read a resolution of the Rivercross Board from June 6, 2000 that opposes the Mini-School conversion and recommends the restoration of the schools for educational purposes.Mr. Webb further stated that the Rivercross Board proposes the development of an alternative high school specializing in marine biology and navigation.Mr. Webb urged the RIOC Board of Directors to reject the Mini-School conversion plan.
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* Mr. Arnold Webb introduced himself and stated that he was an educator and that he had worked with the New York City Schools and the City College of New York.Mr. Webb stated that in response to Mr. Kraut's challenge, he suggested a return of the schools to the purpose for which they were intended.Mr. Webb explained that the Mini-schools were supposed to be open air schools with no walls.Mr. Webb stated further that the schools could potentially be used as magnet or charter schools.Mr. Webb noted that Mr. Patrick Stewart had addressed the increased population resulting from Southtown and that the Mini-schools would prevent overcrowding.
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Mr. Webb also suggested that the United Nations is looking for more schools.Mr. Webb concluded by asking the Board to vote Ano."