An IGP stands for Individual Growth Plan. It has two major components: 

1. Student Achievement Goal and Timeline: a goal that you have for a particular group of students this year. A Student Achievement Goal should be a SMART goal. 

Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Results-oriented, and have an accompanying Timeline 

2. Professional Development Focus and Timeline: a goal you have for yourself this year. 

IGPs are reviewed by your Peer Leader and approved by Site Liaisons at your building. 

List of Peer Leaders by Building 2025-26

List of Site Liaisons by Building 2024-26

Q-Comp highly encourages Professional Learning Communities and teams to write their IGPs together.

When you are ready to write your IGP, use a SMART Goal template.