Q Comp Plan - St. Michael
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St. Michael-Albertville School District
Voluntary program that allows school districts
and exclusive representatives of the teachers
to design and collectively bargain a plan to
improve teaching and learning and reward
teachers
Career
Ladder/Advancement Options
Job-Embedded
Teacher
Professional Development
Evaluation
Performance
Alternative
Pay
Salary Schedule
Five
teachers selected by Ed-Minnesota STMA
Matt Rooker
Becky Kemmetmueller
Jenny Fritz
Heidi Leland
Jen Patnode
Three
administrators
Ann Marie Foucault
Jennie Kelly
Jim Behle
Ed
Minnesota STMA membership
School
board
Currently
doing some of the work and Q
Comp can compensate teachers
Supports new teacher evaluation law with
peer review and teacher growth plans
State funds are available but are capped;
funding may not be available for new
programs in the future
Q Comp has been successful in other school
districts
$169
per pupil in state aid - $950,000
School
districts may chose to levy an
additional $510,000 or up to $91 per pupil $510,000
Peer coaches
Peer review and observations
Provide site-focused professional development
Feedback on achieving teacher growth plans
Meet component of new teacher evaluation law
District
wide SMART goal
SMART site goal aligned with district goal
PLC SMART goals
School professional development plan using
research based instructional strategies
Incorporate what we are currently doing in
learning targets and formative assessments.
Teacher Evaluation Task Force is currently
working on designing a plan
Non-tenured – little change
Tenured
Summative evaluation every 3 years by principal
Peer review by instructional coaches in off-cycle
years.
Individual teacher growth plans
Training to eliminate bias and ensure inter-rater
reliability
Teacher
evaluation/peer review successfully
meeting criteria and teacher growth plan
Site SMART goal met
PLC SMART goal met
TO BE DETERMINED
All
licensed staff in the teacher bargaining
unit
Individual teachers are not permitted to opt
out
No lose in seniority, pay or tenure