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Richfield presents QComp year‑end report and trims stipends, peer review roles as funding tightens
Summary
District staff reported broad satisfaction with the QComp professional development program but proposed reductions for FY26: PLC facilitator stipends will fall from $1,000 to $500, facilitators limited from 80 to 65, learning academy paid hours trimmed to nine, and peer reviewer positions reduced from four to three.
District staff presented the annual QComp program review at the June 23 board meeting and outlined program impacts, survey results and planned cost reductions for the 2025–26 school year as state funding tightens.
Aubrey Juncker, peer review team lead and new teacher mentor, told the board that most educators report positive effects from QComp activities. She said 85 percent of respondents agreed PLCs impact student achievement; 83 percent said trained PLC facilitators improved PLC quality; and about 96 percent said learning academies positively impacted their development. Juncker also reported that 72 percent of staff participated in a learning academy this year (up from…
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