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Chad Magendanz (Chad Lee Magendanz) was born on 24 May, 1967 in New York City, New York, U.S., is an American politician. Discover Chad Magendanz's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 56 years old?

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Age 56 years old
Zodiac Sign Gemini
Born 24 May 1967
Birthday 24 May
Birthplace New York City, New York, U.S.
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1967

Chad Lee Magendanz (born May 24, 1967) is an American software developer and politician.

A Republican, he served two terms in the Washington House of Representatives for the 5th district, comprising much of the eastern third of King County.

Magendanz was the ranking member on the House Education Committee and served on the House Appropriations and House Technology and Economic Development committees.

He previously served as the Issaquah School Board president.

1985

Magendanz enrolled in Cornell University in 1985 and graduated with a degree in electrical engineering.

1997

After graduating, Magendanz served in the United States Navy until 1997 as a nuclear submarine officer and was honorably discharged as a lieutenant.

Magendanz entered into a career of software development working for Microsoft, where he shipped 16 products and earned over 20 patent awards.

Magendanz currently works as director of special projects for Voter Science, LLC and teaches computer science in the Bellevue School District at Sammamish High School.

He earned his Master of Arts in teaching from Central Washington University in the spring of 2021.

He and his wife of 35 years, Galen, reside in Issaquah, Washington, and have two sons.

2008

Magendanz was appointed a member of the Issaquah School Board in 2008, and elected to that position in 2009.

2009

He served as the school board legislative representative from 2009–10 and was elected president from 2011 to 2012.

2012

Magendanz was endorsed by The Seattle Times in 2012, 2014, 2018, and 2022 and consistently received an Outstanding rating from the Municipal League of King County.

He is currently running for Superintendent of Public Instruction.

2013

He resigned in 2013 after being elected to the state legislature.

He was first sworn into the Washington State House of Representatives in 2013, representing the 5th district, a position he held until January 2017.

In the House, Magendanz was the ranking minority member on the Education Committee.

He also served on the Appropriations and Technology and Economic Development committees.

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.

2014

During the 2014 legislative session, Magendanz helped get Senate Bill 6552 passed through the House.

The legislation created a 24-credit high school diploma to boost science, technology, engineering and math instruction.

It also gave local school districts more flexibility in teaching this topic.

That same session, Magendanz sponsored legislation that gave electric cars Washington state sales tax exemptions.

Magendanz has also sponsored bills that created additional infrastructure for electric vehicles.

The legislation offered financial incentives for utilities to build electric vehicle charging stations.

Magendanz also has an interest in computer science education.

2016

In 2016, Magendanz opted to run for a seat in the Washington State Senate representing the 5th district.

He wound up losing a close race to the incumbent, Mark Mullet, with 49.7% of the vote.

During the 2016 legislative session, Magendanz was widely credited for helping to keep the state's charter schools open.

Working with legislators from both parties Magendanz passed a new funding measure that drew upon the state's lottery fund to keep the eight charter schools in Washington open.

Magendanz has sponsored and passed legislation alleviating teacher shortages, improving vision screening in schools, addressing truancy reform and providing consumer protection for retirement communities.

Other significant legislative accomplishments include the Washington Cybercrime Act, a computer science education bill and a bill regulating electronic vehicle infrastructure.

The Washington Cybercrime Act updates current statues to help prosecute crimes of electronic data interference, data theft, spoofing and tampering in the first and second degree.

Magendanz also sponsored legislation establishing distance and near-vision testing for students in all Washington State school districts.

House Bill 2573, which Magendanz co-sponsored, seeks to alleviate teacher shortages by helping with recruitment and retention and by removing barriers for out-of-state teachers to be certified in Washington.

The legislation also expands scholarship opportunities for those pursuing a degree in education, and establishes alternative routes to teaching certification for experienced workers looking for a second career in education.

The Cybersecurity Jobs Act was designed to help the private sector develop assets to protect industries and infrastructure from cyber attack.

The legislation creates a process for detecting and responding to security incidents.

In his time in the House of Representatives, Magendanz has focused on education, technology, and the interplay between the two.