Marc Larose, Ed.S.

Intern Principal

Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt Certified.

Instructional/Inspirational/Servant/Transformational Leader

Dear Parents, Students, Staff and Community Members:

I am honored to serve as an Intern Principal at Whiddon-Rogers Education Center, and I welcome you to the Home of the Eagle for the 2024-2025 School Year! I started my career as a teacher in Brooklyn, NY in 1996. I have been an educator for the past 29 years; I spent 16 years as a teacher in the classroom in both New York and Florida. I am excited to embark upon my 13th year as a school-based leader in Broward County.

I am determined on “Making Magic Happen” at Whiddon-Rogers Education Center with our amazing leadership team and our dedicated staff. As a graduate of Queens College (CUNY), Grand Canyon University and Nova Southeastern University, I believe in providing each student with a myriad of opportunities to become college and career ready through the implementation of a rigorous and accelerated curriculum.

My priority is to ensure that all our scholars get the opportunity to learn and excel in a safe learning environment, but your input and collaboration as stakeholders matter. Our leadership team provides each student with a myriad of opportunities to become successful in life, and be a productive and responsible citizen through a high-quality education. I come to work every day with the following quote in mind: “Effective leadership is not about making speeches or being liked; leadership is defined by results not attributes. " Peter Drucker.

Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns at (754) 321-7550 or feel free to schedule an appointment with me if you so desire. Sincerely, Marc Larose, Ed.S.

Esther McKee-Savage started her professional career with the Florida Department of Corrections. She was a certified Law Enforcement Officer (Probation Officer) at a maximum-security prison. During her last three years in corrections, she worked in correctional education as a Placement and Transition Specialist. Her primary duties were to administer the Test of Adult Basic Education (TABE) and General Educational Development (GED) Tests. After working 14 years with the Florida Department of Corrections, she transitioned to The School Board of Broward County. She served as a District Resource Teacher with the Career, Technical, Adult, and Community Education (CTACE) Department. In addition, she has worked in the following capacities: Acting Assistant Principal, Magnet Coordinator, Women of Tomorrow Coordinator, BRACE Advisor, 21st Century Community Learning Center Coordinator, Behavior Specialist, Curriculum Resource Specialist, Professional Learning Communities (PLC) Facilitator, Writing Support Facilitator, Induction Coach and Master Coach. She received a Bachelor’s Degree in Broadcast News and Public Affairs from The University of Alabama (Roll Tide). Her passion for education fueled her to further her education. As a result, she earned a Master’s Degree in Public Administration from Florida International University. According to Esther, education is paramount and is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world as well as one’s mind.

Ms. Mckee-Savage supervises Workforce Adult Education,Workforce Grant,  Broward Sheriffs Office (BSO) Programs, Announcements, Parentlink and Health Services

Sharnett Morris has been an educator for over 25 years and has taught in Broward County for 17 years. Ms. Morris  has a Bachelor’s Degree in Secondary Education from Northern Caribbean University and a Master's Degree from American College of Education in Indianapolis, Indiana. She loves to travel and enjoys spending quality time with family and friends. She is a firm believer in hard work and dedication bring success. I am very excited to be a member of the Whiddon-Rogers Education Center Family. I am looking forward to a great school year where students will excel and realize their true potential. I implore all students to get involved in the different activities on campus, work extremely hard and achieve set goals. This is the year to make a new start. I encourage all students to embrace all the opportunities given to them, to believe in themselves and set a path for greatness. You can achieve all your goals, if you believe.

Ms. Morris supervises ELA, Social Studies, CTE/Electives, ESE, ESOL and Guidance.

Ms. Smith is a native of Mount Clemens, Michigan, and has been employed by Broward County Schools for the past 20 years. Ms. Smith earned her Bachelor of Science in Exceptional Student Education from Dakota State University and her Masters of Science in Educational Leadership from Nova Southeastern University. During the past 20 years, Ms. Smith has inspired, motivated, and transformed many students throughout the district. Ms. Smith is delighted to be a part of the Whiddon-Rogers Education Center family. She is also excited to work with the staff to ensure that our students reach their greatest potential both academically and emotionally. Ms.Smith is a firm believer that all students can learn when the right people are in place. Ms. Smith supervises Department of Juvenile Justice, Broward Juvenile Detention Center and the Education Services for PACE Center for Girls.

Clerical, Attendance Clerk

Attendance Phone Number:754-321-7587

Front Desk- 754-321-7550

Fax Number: 754-321-7590

Amber N Moore, Registrar

Main Office Number:754-321-7168 

Fax Number: 754-321-7590

Front Desk - 754-321-7550

Michelle Losier, WREC Office Manager

Main Office Number: 754-321-7554/ 754-321-7550

Fax Number: 754-321-7590