Landmark School
Academic year and summer programs for high school students in grades 8-12
Landmark School has academic year and summer programs for students who struggle with reading, writing, organization, time management and ADHD. To schedule an appointment during the SAES Boarding School Fair in November, please contact Elizabeth Parker, Director of Admission, at eparker@landmarkschool.org.
A Sneak Peek at Landmark School
Why We're Different
Landmark School offers a challenging and dynamic high school experience for students in grades 8 - 12 who struggle with dyslexia, writing, and organization. We provide an individualized college preparatory program, the cornerstone of which is our renowned, one-to-one daily tutorial. Small class sizes, specially trained faculty, and a proven track record prepare our students for a lifetime of success. Landmark students have average to superior intelligence, are comfortable socially, are eager to pursue a variety of interests inside and outside of the classroom, and are often bright, creative, "big picture thinkers".
From the Expert
"For 45 years, Landmark School has been empowering children with dyslexia and other language-based learning disabilities to gain self-awareness, reach their potential, and develop self-advocacy skills to be successful in a competitive world. This unique school is a true leader in the field of educating young people with dyslexia."
Sally Shaywitz M.D., The Audrey G. Ratner Professor in Learning Development at Yale University's School of Medicine and Co-Director of the Yale Center for Dyslexia & Creativity
The Landmark Advantage
Landmark's curriculum addresses a range of needs for students with dyslexia, other language-based learning disabilities, and weak executive function skills. Through daily tutorials and small classes we teach students to become independent learners. 100% of our graduates are accepted to college and 94% attend. Landmark designs an individualized program for each student and continually assesses his/her needs to determine the appropriate approach for success.
What Our Students Have to Say
Discovering Your Passions
Life on the Landmark School campus is a vital mix of arts, athletics, community service, planned outings, cultural and civic influences of world class city like Boston, and even some adventure. Students can participate in everything from drawing, painting, and sculpture to outdoor leadership, yoga, woodworking - and so much more.
Living on Boston's Beautiful North Shore
Landmark's residential life program emphasizes responsibility, respect, and independence. From reaching and exceeding academic goals, leading the way on a community service project, planning a trip with fellow housemates, or just balancing school and personal life, students learn positive self advocacy skills and grow into capable, confident young adults. Our program provides a highly supervised living and teaching environment. Simply put, Landmark students gain critical skills that they then bring to college and beyond.
For information, please contact Elizabeth Parker, Director of Admission
eparker@landmarkschool.org
978-236-3213
429 Hale Street
P.O. Box 227
Prides Crossing
MA 01965
Phone : 978-236-3000
admission@landmarkschool.org