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    Q-Comp mission                                        

    It is the primary mission of the Anoka-Hennepin Q-Comp program to increase student achievement by promoting reflection and growth among licensed staff.
      
    To fulfill this mission, the program is accountable for:
    • Assisting licensed staff with meaningful professional growth and student achievement goals
    • Capturing objective data and identifying patterns
    • Developing collaborative relationships based on trust
    • Promoting a teaching and learning environment that supports the district's plan
    • Providing a variety of learning opportunities to support reflective practice
    • Supporting self-directed learning through reflective conversations
    • Utilizing a partnership between the school board, the district administration, and AHEM to make program decisions 

     

    Our purpose 

    Q-Comp provides meaningful job-embedded professional development and financially rewards teachers and other licensed staff for working toward raising student achievement. The Anoka-Hennepin plan includes incentives for completing a professional growth process, achieving building student achievement goals, and individual student achievement goals.
     

    The observation cycle process 

    Every year licensed staff are required to be observed in order to meet the requirements set forth in the Minnesota Teacher Development and Evaluation law (MN statute 122A.40).
  • Student achievement goal (SAG)

  • Probationary cycle

  • Low cycle

  • High cycle

  • Site goal

Resources

Frequently asked questions

  • Observation cycle

  • Site/student achievement goal

  • General

  • Appeals process

Important dates/support

  • Probationary cycle due dates

  • High cycle due dates

  • Low cycle due dates

  • Support

  • Q-Comp payout

    • SAG and observation stipends will be paid out on June 16, 2023
    • Site goal stipends will be paid out on July 28, 2023