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COLLIER CITIZEN PHOTOS: December 4, 2009 Edition

See larger Sarah Mitchell, Lely Elementary - An eight-year special education teacher, Sarah Mitchell holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology and is working on a master’s in exceptional student education with an autism endorsement. She believes it is important to reach every student at every level of cognitive ability and every learning style. “Every student is willing to learn. It’s our job to break down the individual barriers that impede their learning.” Her hobbies include gymnastics, movies, football, going to the beach and shopping.

Sarah Mitchell, Lely Elementary - An eight-year special education teacher, Sarah Mitchell holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology and is working on a master’s in exceptional student education with an autism endorsement. She believes it is important to reach every student at every level of cognitive ability and every learning style. “Every student is willing to learn. It’s our job to break down the individual barriers that impede their learning.” Her hobbies include gymnastics, movies, football, going to the beach and shopping.

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  • Three-year-old T.J. VanSant and his sister, Haley VanSant, 5, visit with Santa Claus at Santa’s Wonderland at the Bass Pro Shops on Black Friday, Nov. 27. For a full listing of holiday festivals and events, see pages 12 and 14.
  • Carl Foust shares this photo of a stout anole prowling an aloe vera plant in his yard. The photo was taken with a Casio EX-Z750 camera. Share your best shots by e-mailing news@colliercitizen.com. Check out our Behind the Lens Photo Gallery online at colliercitizen.com.
  • Melissa Boltz and Dyam Sanchez, of Naples, were married, Nov. 28, at Moorings Presbyterian Church. Rev. Jim Kirk presided over the ceremony, surrounded by family and friends of the bride and groom. Under the theme of an enchanted forest, the reception was held at Heritage Bay Country Club. The couple is honeymooning in Costa Rica.
  • Megan Roth enjoys a dinner roll while seated on a wooden pallet during the 2009 Farm/City Barbecue, Nov. 25, at Ave Maria. This year’s event drew 750 participants and raised $19,500 for the local 4-H Foundation.
  • Lorenzo Walker Institute of Technology Culinary students won the 2009 Naples Backyard History Mr. & Mrs. Gingerbread decorating contest Nov. 23, during the Festival of Lights on Third Street South. Second place went to Tommy Bahama’s. / Submitted
  • Sarah Mitchell, Lely Elementary - An eight-year special education teacher, Sarah Mitchell holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology and is working on a master’s in exceptional student education with an autism endorsement. She believes it is important to reach every student at every level of cognitive ability and every learning style. “Every student is willing to learn. It’s our job to break down the individual barriers that impede their learning.” Her hobbies include gymnastics, movies, football, going to the beach and shopping.
  • A GRAND TIME St. Elizabeth Seton Pre-K 3 student Molly Sullivan and her grandmother make a family tree during Grandparent and Special Friend Day, Nov. 20, at St. Elizabeth Seton School. Students and their grandparents or special friends attended Mass, went to brunch and created a craft to celebrate the day. / Submitted
  • ON THEIR WAY! The Golden Gate High School JROTC Male Raider team is going to state after taking first place in the district. From left, Osmany Linares, Paulino Barbosa, Luis Cuevas, Jonathan Artuad, Johnathan Maldonado, Daniel Nava, Danlee Olivera, Brian Boylan, Javier Borges and Jeffrey Cespedes. This is the first GGHS Raider Team to go to the state Raider competition. / Submitted
  • Budding entrepreneurs Tommy Pohlman, left, Emily and Andrew Wright put a twist on the lemonade stand concept, Nov. 28, with a fresh coconut milk stand on Crayton Road. “It’s nature’s energy drink,” was Pohlman’s sales pitch. / Submitted

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