Meet our Tutors

Jenn graduated from the University of Tennessee with a B.S. in Human Ecology and a minor in business, focusing on design. She has been married to her high school sweetheart, Michael, for 31 years, and together they raised three children whom she homeschooled through graduation. After seasons in public and private Christian school, Jenn felt a growing urgency to disciple her children with intention and courage. She directed a Classical Conversations community for four years and spent years studying scholé — restful, unhurried learning. In 2018 she launched The Scholé Fellowship, guided by Matthew 11:28–30 and Philippians 4:8. In 2024 she completed a three-year CiRCE Apprenticeship. She loves reading deeply and mentoring families toward wisdom and faith.

Roxanne is a homeschool mother of two and has been a part of The Schole Fellowship since 2024. She and her husband Nathan moved to Knoxville three years ago from Colorado Springs, Colorado where she worked as a middle school humanities teacher at a classical Christian hybrid school. She has a MA in Humanities with a concentration in Classical Education from the University of Dallas and a BA in English and Journalism from Hillsdale College. She and her family are confirmed members at Old North Abbey Anglican Church where Roxanne started a gathering time for family morning prayer and spiritual formation. In her free time, she loves to bake, watercolor paint, and hike. She loves to read, and truly believes that education is a lifelong journey.

Holly is a former homeschooling mom of three with a lifelong love for music and education. She holds a Bachelor of Music Education from the University of Evansville and taught public school general music for grades 7–9 in Barrigada, Guam. She has taught piano, accompanied church choirs and youth ensembles, and participated in community & civic theater productions. After many years involved with homeschool programs such as Friday School and Classical Conversations, Holly joined The Scholé Fellowship in 2022. She has mentored students in grammar, writing, and literature and currently teaches Nature Studies and Drama. She and her husband, David, live in Morristown and enjoy time with their five grandsons and Holly’s beloved birds and pet chicken.