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Transforming classroom culture, one interaction at a time.

A Holistic Approach

At Love.Learn.Lift!, we believe that a thriving classroom culture is built on intentional connection. By integrating restorative practices and social-emotional learning into your daily rhythms, you create an environment where students can flourish. Liz's approach focuses on individualized coaching and lighthearted professional development designed for the modern educator.

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Coaching

Professional Development

Restorative Practices 

Services

Why Work with Liz

Seasoned restorative practices consultant and educator specializing in holistic, relationship-centered school culture. Partners with teachers and institutions to design and operationalize restorative systems that strengthen classroom climate, reduce repeat incidents, and elevate belonging among students, faculty, and families. Integrates Quaker values, trauma-informed SEL, and clear communications to deliver practical playbooks, staff training, and peer-led models. Trusted as a confidant and collaborator, aligning leadership, educators, and student leaders around shared norms of dignity, accountability, and empathetic care — translating values into repeatable practices that endure.

Testimonials

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Darryl J. Ford, PhD. Vice President Educational Leadership Services, Carney, Sandoe & Associates, Former Head of School, William Penn Charter School

Liz is a master at bridging gaps between varied groups, enabling them to construct genuine community ties and achieve personal breakthroughs. This talent is her hallmark. The restorative spirit and warmth she offers create the ideal landscape for both educators and pupils to flourish in unity and harmony.  There are many educators who lead sessions on an assortment of topics, but what I can say for sure is that Liz Jones is someone who embodies the practices she teaches.

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Edna Ramirez, Upper School Spanish Teacher, William Penn Charter School

The first quality that stands out about Liz is her commitment to collaboration, grounded in the ethic of care she brings to her work. She understands that education is relational and approaches it as a shared
endeavor, bringing ideas, optimism, and thoughtful perspective to conversations while remaining receptive to others' expertise and viewpoints.  Liz brings transformative strength as a curriculum thinker and program designer. She moves comfortably between big-picture vision and practical implementation.

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Jerrett Wilson, Dean of Students / 11th Grade Dean, William Penn Charter School

Liz Jones has been my mentor for the past 4 years at the William Penn Charter School. I can say without hyperbole that she is the most impactful mentor I’ve ever had the good fortune to know. To be in her atmosphere is to be a better version of yourself. I don’t know how she does it - she is like a magician.

The trepidation I had about suddenly starting a new job was erased and replaced by her infectious joy. Liz invites you IN. And once you’re in her circle, you grow. You think. You heal. You wonder things you’ve never wondered before. You are blessed with nuggets of wisdom that remain with you forever.

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Liz became the architect of restorative practices across our Upper School. She did not wait to be asked; she saw a need for a better way to address conflict and harm among students, and she built it herself, from the ground up. She designed and taught a restorative practices curriculum for our incoming ninth graders, trained faculty in circle facilitation and affective language, and led mediation conferences and re-entry processes that consistently helped students take accountability while preserving their dignity. The result was measurable: stronger classroom and school climates and reflective students.  Liz’s judgment was stellar when we needed protocols for responding to bias and harmful incidents with the transparency, care, and speed our families deserved, and her guidance shaped how our school communicated in some of its most sensitive moments.

Liz is someone who genuinely cares about the people around her and is always willing to offer thoughtful advice, professional guidance, or words of encouragement exactly when they are needed. Liz's ability to bring joy to those around her. Her positivity is contagious, and her kindness has made a lasting difference in my experience at this school.

Liz grounds her approach in the belief that strong communities are the foundation for a school’s culture and identity.  I appreciate her deep understanding of the balance between accountability and growth, as she has helped our disciplinary committee embrace restorative practices that move beyond purely punitive consequences and that promote reflective practices that lead to real change.  I have also found her expertise in carrying out and providing guidance for Directed Learning Days (formerly known as In-School Suspension) invaluable.

Ron Nichols, 9th Grade Dean, William Penn Charter School

Nora Landon, Department Chair, English William Penn Charter School

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Nicole Duffy, Middle and Upper School, French teacher

Meet Liz

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Restorative Practices Consultant, Culture Strategist & Educator

Liz believes every classroom can feel kinder, and more human. That belief shapes everything she does.

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For 27 years, Liz has worked beside teachers and school leaders to build classrooms where students feel safe and seen. Her work is hands-on and real. She created the 80 Play Days program, which brought play and connection to more than 400 students and staff, boosting connections across grades, sports, and academics. 

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Liz does not hand you a binder and walk away. She listens first, works right alongside you, and helps you find small changes that make a big difference. Teachers say her support actually feels human. That is the whole point.

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When you work with Liz, you get a partner who cares about your students and about you.

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