Masterclass Teacher and consultant

Melissa A. Woodforlk-Whyte is a School Leader and Instructional Specialist with seventeen years of experience, inclusive of overseas teaching, as a dedicated Educator and Administrator bringing forth expertise in the improvement of teaching and learning and the total educational process so that all students can achieve. Melissa is the chief executive officer and co-founder of Whyte Warehouse Connection LLC, a company dedicated to providing the best educational products and services. She shares her experience and expertise as a highly qualified certified teacher, trainer, speaker, coach, and consultant in Education. Melissa is a former Academic Coach, Department Chair, and Team Leader. Her firsthand experience with facilitating powerful learning experiences using data driven instruction in engaging lessons that results in students mastering “common core” standard skills and exceeding academic expectations to those seeking to improve Education.

Her leadership was crucial to creating a culturally responsive classroom conducive to learning at each school she has taught at. The results of her efforts can be seen in classroom, school, district, and state data. Melissa has a proven track record of student academic success that continues thanks to her work in laying the foundation in each of the communities she has served in.

Melissa is the author of My Life: A Collection of Short Story Poems, My Journey: Teaching and Living in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and My Education: Authentic Teaching, and she has written and published many educational articles contributing to Education.

Melissa earned a Bachelor of Business Administration in Management from Howard University, a Master of Teaching in English from the University of Southern California, and a Certificate in School Management and Leadership from Harvard University. She also earned a Master of Arts in Christian Education and a Master of Divinity in Biblical Studies from the Interdenominational Theological Center, Morehouse School of Religion.