"Summer School in a Month"

Landmark High School's new four-week Summer Program runs from July 5 - July 31, 2009.

The new program combines intensive, academic skill development with Afterschool Programs for students in grades 8-12, who have been diagnosed with a language-based learning disability, such as dyslexia. Landmark's program is customized for each student and designed to improve reading, writing, spelling and study skills. The daily one-to-one tutorial is the cornerstone of our individualized approach. Our students are bright, motivated to learn and emotionally healthy, but need help to achieve academic excellence.

The daily schedule includes a morning of academic courses, followed by lunch in the campus dining room and Study Hall during the week. Day students may stay for Study Hall or leave at lunch time.

The Residential Program

The Residential Program for grades 8-12 includes Afterschool Programs, weeknight events, and special weekend trips. Living at Landmark allows students to acquire the skills they need to be successful in college and beyond. The program encourages independence, individual responsibility, and achievement.

Students learn to develop independence, a sense of responsibility, and the ability to self-advocate from the first day they step on campus. They learn how to manage their schoolwork and organize their time. Our students also make new friends and lasting connections with peers who have similar learning styles and experiences. Community Nights and weekend trips (to local beaches, area sites, kayaking) give students time to relax and enjoy our coastal location.

Download 2008 High School Summer Handbook
Please check back for the 2009 edition.