Septima P. Clark Academy alum paint mural for Day of Caring
Robert “Spike” Kittrell got an opportunity few people ever get.
“It’s not every day you’re given free reign at your old high school with a bucket of paint,” he said, laughing.
But Kittrell’s intentions at Septima P. Clark Academy were entirely honorable.
The 29-year-old artist from James Island was getting a jump on Friday’s Day of Caring by starting work today on a 25-foot-by-8-foot mural that will brighten the halls of his alma mater.
Read more in Thursday’s editions of The Post and Courier.
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