Admission

Countries Represented

Landmark students have come from all over the world.

Why Landmark

Beyond the specialized education for students with dyslexia, there are many reasons international students choose Landmark:

• Located on the beautiful Atlantic coast, we're just 30 miles from Boston and four hours from New York City.
• A highly structured program helps build self advocacy, independence, and confidence. 
• School vacations are optimized so that students have time to travel home for visits.
• House parents and live-in faculty support students emotionally and academically.
• College counseling offers on-campus introductions to a plethora of colleges and universities.
• Evening study halls are staffed by teachers to help with homework.
• Our health center helps manage medication and takes care of students when they are ill.
• A spirited orientation program quickly integrates new and boarding students into the fabric of the school.
• Weekends offer students fun activities, trips and even opportunities to get a haircut and run errands!

Learning at Landmark

Landmark School provides an amazing learning experience for students with dyslexia and other language-based learning disabilities.

Our Approach

The path of each student is highly individualized at Landmark and our unique approach is what makes us effective for students who struggle with reading, writing, listening, expressive language, and executive functioning skills. 

Discover Our Approach

High School Program

Landmark High School (Secondary School) serves students in grades 9-12 in both a day and boarding program. Our students live and learn together, finding belonging among peers and teachers who understand how their minds work.

High School

University Preparation

Landmark prepares its students for success in University both academically and organizationally so they can independently manage themselves and succeed in a post-secondary setting. Learn more about Transition and Guidance.

University Preparation

Student Panel

Listen as our High School students give candid answers to questions posed by parents and students at an Info Visit.

How to Apply

International students fill out the same application as U.S. students, but there are additional steps that must be taken prior to attending Landmark. Once accepted to Landmark, which has Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) certification, the school will issue the student an I-20 form. Students must then apply for a visa at a U.S. embassy or consulate. International students must also have health insurance, either under their parents' policy or through ISM Insurance.

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