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Grades 9-12 Academics
We design learning differently.
High School students come into their own at Landmark. Academics are designed for the way you think and learn. Here, you will develop the confidence, independence, and self-understanding to set and meet goals and be ready for an ever-changing future.
Landmark is
Different By Design
Learn more about how the Landmark Learning Model, how we teach and design classrooms specifically for students who struggle with reading, writing, listening, expressive language, and executive functioning skills.
Curriculum Guide: Grades 9-12
Our high school academic program creates an individualized schedule that helps students with dyslexia become capable, confident learners. Students build reading, writing, language, and learning skills in every class, with every teacher, every day.
With explicit, small-group instruction in reading, writing, and language—paired with engaging content courses—students develop the future-proof skills they need to succeed in school and beyond.
Electives
Landmark High School students are known for their creativity and talents both within and beyond the classroom. To foster their growth, ingenuity, and curiosity, we offer a wide variety of electives.
Academic
Electives
At Landmark, academic electives offer students the chance to explore their interests, develop real-world skills, and express themselves in creative and meaningful ways. From literature and debate to sign language, early childhood education, and entrepreneurship, these courses encourage curiosity, independence, and personal growth across disciplines.
Even electives are part of Landmark's literacy ecosystem with language and executive function skills taught in every class, with every teacher, every day.
Check out the Academic Elective course descriptions in the Curriculum Guide.
Industrial Arts
The Industrial Arts department offers students the opportunity for hands-on learning in auto mechanics and woodworking, both as electives and after-school activities. Students learn about materials, methods, tools, and safety—and undertake projects in the shop. Want to learn to weld? Repair a transmission? Craft a seaworthy rowing dory or mahogany chess set? We've got you covered!
Check out Landmark's Industrial Arts course descriptions in the Curriculum Guide.
Performing Arts
Landmark School’s Performing Arts Department offers students the chance to explore their creativity through a variety of disciplines, including Dance, Fashion and Costume Design, Music, Theater, and Technical Theater. Students can choose to take elective classes in any of these areas as part of their regular school schedule, or get involved after school! No experience is necessary, and we promise you'll make friends and have fun.
Check out the Performing Arts course descriptions in the Curriculum Guide.
Visit the Performing Arts page for upcoming shows.
Physical Education
At Landmark, we know that quality health and physical education motivate students to foster important habits, take an active role in getting or staying in shape, and improve their well-being. We offer a range of electives for students of all skill levels to be active, cultivate new interests, expand competencies, get healthy, and have a ton of fun.
Check out Physical Education course descriptions in the Curriculum Guide.
STEAMworks
The STEAMworks Technology Department offers a variety of courses for students of any skill level to explore and develop their abilities in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math). The learning space, called STEAMworks, consists of two classroom areas. A maker-space containing tools and machines that will allow most anything to be designed, prototyped, and manufactured, and a studio space that has cameras, tripods, lighting equipment, musical instruments, recording gear, and more. Compose and record an original song; design and build a pair of custom skis; edit the next Oscar-worthy film—or whatever you can dream up!
Check out STEAMworks course descriptions in the Curriculum Guide.
Visual Arts
Landmark’s Visual Arts program blends technical skill-building with creative exploration, helping students develop visual communication, artistic style, and self-expression. In a supportive and inspiring environment that encourages curiosity and creative risk-taking, students grow as artists while showcasing their work through campus exhibits, the Inspiration Gallery, and local and national competitions. Imagine your next stop at the Rhode Island School of Design or Savannah College of Art and Design. You'll be in very good company with other Landmark alumni.
Check out the Visual Arts course descriptions in the Curriculum Guide.
Web of Support
A team of highly trained adults work together to meet each student’s needs.
Designing
Your Future
Advisory
Every student needs someone in their corner. High School students meet regularly with their small Advisory group, led by a faculty member who knows them well. Advisors serve as a steady presence—coach, advocate, and guide—helping students build skills, reflect on progress, and navigate challenges.
Capstone
Landmark School’s Capstone Project challenges seniors to step into the real world with confidence. Over three immersive weeks, students apply their skills through internships, community service, or independent projects—gaining independence, insight, and a clearer sense of what’s next.
College & Career Counseling
Landmark’s College and Career Counseling program guides students from ninth grade through graduation as they prepare for post-secondary success. With a strong college-preparatory foundation, students develop the skills, self-awareness, and confidence needed to take their next steps with purpose.
Dual Enrollment
Through dual enrollment at Endicott College, qualified Landmark students take meaningful steps toward college readiness. While earning both high school and college credit, students are supported by Landmark faculty as they build the academic and self-advocacy skills essential for success in higher education.
Sample Schedule
No two Landmark schedules are exactly alike. This sample schedule illustrates how our Blue, Gold, and Viking Day rotation combines extended class periods with consistent touchpoints in every course. We week starts with a Viking Day followed by Blue and Gold Days the rest of the week.
Saturday School
Eight Saturday School mornings are woven into the high school curriculum, offering students a chance to dive into meaningful, real-world learning while spending time with classmates. The flexible format encourages exploration, collaboration, and connection in a supportive setting.
Student Life
The High School School experience is about so much more than what happens in the classroom. Explore our Student Life page to learn about the arts, athletics, clubs, dining, health and wellness, evening/weekends, and so much more!
