Landmark School.

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Landmark School

Introduction

Landmark is a coeducational boarding and day school offering a full range of customized programs for students with language-based learning disabilities such as dyslexia. With a college preparatory high school, a middle school, and an elementary school, Landmark is one of the most comprehensive schools serving students with language-based learning disabilities in the United States. Landmark accepts bright students who are emotionally healthy, motivated to learn, but need remedial help with reading, writing, spelling, listening, speaking as well as mathematics. With a 1:3 teacher-student ratio, the key to Landmark successful model is the daily one-to-one tutorial. A customized tutorial curriculum is designed to remediate specific language needs, which may encompass decoding, fluency, phonological awareness, written composition, and organizational skills. In addition, Landmark offers a Summer Program which combines intensive, academic skill development with recreational activities. A customized program including a daily one-to-one tutorial is designed for each student to improve reading, writing, spelling and study skills. The Summer Program accepts students in grades 1-12, who possess average to superior intelligence, a history of healthy emotional development, and have been diagnosed with a language-based learning disability. Situated on two beautiful campuses just 25 miles north of Boston, students take advantage of its North Shore location and its many cultural opportunities.

Overview:	Landmark School	Boarding School Avg.
School Focus	College Preparatory	College Preparatory
Grades Offered (Boarding)	9-12	7-12
Grades Offered (Day)	2-12	7-12
School Type	Co-ed	Co-ed
Support for ADD/ADHD Students	Yes	Yes
Supports Learning Differences (LD)	Yes	Yes
Religious Affiliation	Non-denominational	Non-denominational
Year Founded	1971	1900
Campus Size	45 acres	135 acres

Student Body
Enrollment	449 students	300 students
Percent Students of Color	9%	18%
Percent International Students	4%	16%
Percent Students Boarding	50%	70%
Average SAT Score	n/a	*National Avg. View
Offers Post-Grad Year	No	No

Academics and Faculty
Saturday Classes	Yes	No
Frequency of Saturday Classes	Monthly	Weekly
Classroom Dress Code	Casual	Casual
Average Class Size	8	12 *National School Avg. 20
Teacher : Student Ratio	1:3	1:7
ESL Courses Offered	No	Yes
% Faculty with Advanced Degree	60%	61%
Summer Program Offered	Yes	Yes

Finances
Endowment Size	$10 million	$14 million
Yearly Tuition (Boarding Students)	$58,500	$39,900
Yearly Tuition (Day Students)	$43,900	$22,720
Percent Students on Financial Aid	3%	31%
Merit Scholarships Offered	No	No

Admission
Application Deadline	None / Rolling	Jan. 15
SSAT Required	No	Yes
Acceptance Rate	n/a	59%
Director of Admissions	Carolyn Orsini Nelson

School Notes

Founded in 1971, Landmark School is a coeducational boarding and day school with elementary, middle, and college preparatory high school programs for students with language-based learning disabilities (LBLD).
Our students are emotionally healthy, motivated to learn and possess average to superior intelligence.
With a teacher/student ratio of 1:3, Landmark emphasizes daily one-to-one tutorials and an individualized approach to teaching. We focus on skill acquisition and achievement and 92% of Landmark graduates go on to college.
Students enjoy competitive athletics, performing arts, visual and practical arts, technology electives, clubs and community service.
The Residential Life Program offers a structured, supportive living and learning environment.
Summer programs for students in grades 1-12 combine academic skill development with recreational and hands-on activities.
Landmark is located on two campuses along Boston&apos&aposs beautiful North Shore.
Landmark is a pioneer in the field of LBLD.
Landmark mission includes an extensive Outreach Program of Professional Development courses, workshops and publications for educators, administrators, clinicians and parents.
LD types supported: Language-based Learning Disabilities, such as dyslexia
School accreditations: NEASC, NAIS, AISNE, TABS, MAAPS, Mass. DOE
Profile last updated: 01/05/2010

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