Troy University
Hosts Summer Spectacular for Children
During the Troy University Summer Spectacular, Early Childhood
Education Major Keisha Isom of Blakely, Ga., looked on as
Tiffany Li of Dothan painted a mural. Participants in the summer
program, which is being held at Honeysuckle Middle School in
Dothan, researched the City’s murals before designing their own.
Troy University Early Childhood Education
Major Kayla Carr helped Austin Outlaw of Dothan fashion a
papier-mache dragon during Summer Spectacular. As part of
the “Sweet Home Alabama” study theme, students gathered
information about Mobile’s Mardi Gras celebration and
completed a variety of hands-on projects. Approximately one
hundred children are participating in the summer program
offered by Troy University.
As part of Summer Spectacular, Troy
University Early Childhood/Elementary Education Major
Olivia Stacy of Geneva helped Morgan Hill of Dothan
build a reproduction of the fountain at Bellingrath
Gardens near Mobile. Children, ages four to eleven, are
studying about Alabama during the summer program, while
TROY education majors are gaining valuable experience in
the classroom.
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