President & Founder

"Education creates the freedom to choose wisely, pursue dreams, and break through limitations imposed by lack of knowledge or skills."

Ed.S. in Educational Leadership from Nova Southeastern University. 20+ years as a licensed Florida educator, FLVS high school English teacher, curriculum developer, and published author. After two decades of watching students fall through the cracks of an overburdened guidance system, Stephanie built The Scholarly Edge to provide the sustained, personalized support that every student deserves. Founder of The Scholarly Edge, LLC.

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Vice President

"I knew from the beginning that my son would have every educational opportunity I could give him."

 

Craig Schepp spent decades as a Wall Street trader before becoming a single father in his 40s. Determined to break a generational pattern, he enrolled his son at The Benjamin School in Palm Beach Gardens from pre-K through graduation. His son is now a business major at High Point University. Craig brings his financial expertise and personal conviction to the Foundation's mission of making quality education accessible to every student, regardless of what their family can afford.

Secretary

"It brings me to tears to think of the struggle I could have avoided if only I had access to a program like The Scholarly Edge."

Brenda Rolfe earned a Bachelor of Science in Nursing in 1983 -- a degree the Guinness Book of World Records recognized as the hardest undergraduate degree to achieve. Fifteen years into her career, she discovered she was dyslexic. That revelation reframed a lifetime of struggle and deepened her commitment to educational equity. Brenda serves as Secretary of The Scholarly Edge Foundation because she knows personally what it costs a student to go without the right support.