Street Modern. Following a March 2007 charrette led by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, a proposal was advanced to renovate and preserve Rudolph's buildings. The school board decided to allow a year to consider implementation of the innovative plan proposed to preserve the buildings, that would include building a parking garage with playing fields above it rather than demolishing the structures. In early June 2008, the school board voted in a 3–2 decision to allow the demolition; School board members Shirley Brown, Caroline Zucker and Frank Kovatch voted against preserving the historic high school. This decision was that school would be demolished and that a parking lot would replace it. One year later, in June 2009, Riverview High School was demolished. In December 2019, a former Sarasota High School facility was transformed into the Sarasota Art Museum of Ringling College. The 93-year-old building was renovated to include 80,000 square feet for the museum's campus with about 15,000 square feet for exhibitions, costing about $30 million according to the president of Ringling College, Larry Thompson. Other notable cultural features The Sarasota neighborhood of Pinecraft is home to a relatively liberal Amish community which is unusual compared to other Amish communities as it consists mainly of elderly who moved to Florida because of its mild climate, of Amish people who are on holiday and of Amish who do not fit in easily in other communities. Breaking Amish: Brave New World, a television series of scripted reality is set in Pinecraft. It is a spin-off of Breaking Amish. The Rosemary District was an African American community and is home to the Boulevard of the Arts. Newtown is predominantly and historically African American. Education Public education Public education is provided and managed by the Sarasota County Public Schools school district. Elementary schools in Sarasota include the following: Alta Vista Elementary Ashton Elementary Bay Haven School of Basics Plus Brentwood Elementary Emma E. Booker Elementary Fruitville Elementary Gocio Elementary Gulf Gate Elementary Lakeview Elementary Laurel Nokomis School Phillippi Shores Elementary Southside Elementary Tatum Ridge Elementary Tuttle Elementary Wilkinson Elementary Middle schools include Booker Middle, Brookside Middle, Laurel Nokomis, McIntosh Middle, and Sarasota Middle. High schools include Booker High, Riverview High, Sarasota High, Suncoast Polytechnical High School, Sarasota Military Academy, and Oak Park School. Sarasota was also home to the Flint School, a type of boating school. Private education The Classical Academy of Sarasota Sarasota