Lily Werthan is a seasoned education professional with diverse experience. She attended Evergreen High School before studying Spanish and Latin American Studies at Universidad de Belgrano. She later earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology from the University of San Diego. Her pursuit of knowledge did not stop there, as she went on to become a graduate student at the University of Denver.

Lily has held many roles within the education system in different capacities. She was a Fulbright-Garcia Robles English Teaching Assistant at The Fulbright Program, Program Director at Jefferson County School Age Enrichment Program, Prospect Valley Elementary, Assistant Program Director at Jefferson County School Age Enrichment Program, Kyffin Elementary, and a Teaching Assistant at Roosevelt International Baccalaureate Middle School. Her passion for helping students extends beyond academics, as she was also a Youth Mentor at American Indian Recruitment Program and a Classroom Aide at Linda Vista Elementary.

Her skills in teaching, mentorship, and program management make her a valuable asset in the field of education. With a background in Sociology, she is equipped to understand the social dynamics at play within learning environments.