"Margaret Alayne Elizabeth Davis", née "Alexander" is a former Australian politician. She was a Liberal Party of Australia/Liberal member of the New South Wales Legislative Council from 1967 to 1978.

She was the daughter of J. K. Alexander, a doctor, and Joan Abbott at Gilgandra, New South Wales/Gilgandra, where she received her primary education. She then attended Abbotsleigh Church of England Grammar School in Sydney and then the University of Sydney, becoming a pharmacist. On 10 March 1955 she married Neil Davis, with whom she had three children. She joined the Liberal Party of Australia/Liberal Party around 1959, and sat on City of Bankstown/Bankstown Council from 1962 to 1963. In 1964 she was president of the Auburn, New South Wales/Auburn branch of the Liberal Party.

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Another essential function is that of guidance counseling. At this point I am not sure that the governor feels that guidance counseling is a direct instruction.

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We certainly don't want legislation that is detrimental to our school and the plans that have been brought forth do not plan to benefit most of the schools in our area.

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Of our general fund, 20 percent of Pleasant Grove's is provided by the state, ... The other 80 percent of funds necessary to operate our district come through local revenues.

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The current funding law does not expire until some weeks into when school starts, so we have made plans based on the current laws. We are fully aware that the Legislature may make some changes before school is out.

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I think it is very important that they look at the categories that allow direct instruction to occur. At this point it looks like the governor is excluding some opportunities for this.

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It is very important to have someone on the board who understands schools.

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I really felt that the Legislature considered some of these same matters in the special sessions which failed, ... The governor said he is implementing the will of the people with the executive orders, but we thought that the Legislature implemented the will of the people.

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