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Florida Educational Leadership Examination

Any person who aspires to become a principal or assistant principal within the public schools of Florida must meet specific qualifications concerning education and experience. In addition, he or she must successfully complete a State examination called the Florida Educational Leadership Examination-(FELE). Dr. Murray began offering a one-day review session for the FELE in 1991, which has become the most sought after review in Florida. The FELE Review covers every area on the examination (some specific to Florida) by presenters who are proven experts in their respective fields. It enjoys the reputation of being the most successful single-day preparation for the Florida Educational Leadership Examination. For the next scheduled review session for the Florida Educational Leadership Examination, contact Dr. Murray for more information. Dr. Murray also can be reached at UCF at 407-823-1468 or email at murray@mail.ucf.edu

Dr. Murray created and served as the editor for the Florida School Law Quarterly, published by the Florida Association of School Administrators (FASA) for ten years. He also co-authored, with his wife, Dr. Barbara A. Murray, two books:

School Law for the Florida Educator and

The Survival Guide for the Florida Teacher

(both now in third Edition), the latter of which is currently being used by nearly all Florida school districts and at least six Florida universities. Dr. Murray is a regular contributor to The Florida School Administrator, published by FASA, and has most recently co-authored, again with his wife, a monograph in the Checklist Series published by the National Education Association (NEA), entitled Pitfalls and Potholes: Avoiding Common Errors of Beginning Teachers.

Dr. Murray created and chaired the Florida State School Law Conference for ten years.

Dr. Murray and his wife, also an associate professor in Educational Leadership at UCF, enjoy showing their two Weimaraner dogs, boating, SCUBA diving, motorcycle riding and flying. They reside on GraySea Plantation, Merritt Island, Florida.