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Magendanz was appointed three times to education funding committees tasked with finding ways to provide high levels of educational achievement despite budget shortfalls. The committees were charged with examining staff compensation, the sources of school funding and collective bargaining agreements.
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Magendanz passed a new funding measure that drew upon the state's lottery fund to keep the eight charter schools in Washington open.
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