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District presents Q COMP program results; 82% of teachers met student-learning goals
Summary
The board heard a Q COMP presentation describing a four-part teacher-led professional development and performance-pay program; staff reported 82% of teacher goals met and near-universal peer-review completion, and said evaluation-plan tweaks will be reviewed over the summer.
A district presenter reviewed the Q COMP program for the board, outlining four components: embedded teacher leadership and PLCs, strengthened year-long professional development, a peer-review evaluation cycle, and a performance-pay schedule tied to student-learning goals. The presenter said Q COMP is teacher-led and that peer review completion was effectively 100% this year.
"This year, 82% met, which was up from last year," the presenter said when reporting results for teacher-created student-learning goals. Board members praised the collaborative elements of the program and noted plans to review and adjust evaluation-plan details over the summer to align with state expectations.
