Summer

The Summer Program will be held Monday through Friday. There is no study hall or after-school activities on Friday.

• 7:45 a.m. - Cafeteria open for breakfast. Drop off for day students no earlier than 7:45 a.m. 
• 8:30 a.m.–1:05 p.m. - Four, one-hour academic courses
• 1:05 p.m.–1:35 p.m. - Lunch
• 1:40 p.m.–2:40 p.m. (Mon.-Thurs.) - Study Hall (All extended day students and residents attend. Students participating in the Academic day only will be assigned to a stay hall, this is not an additional cost.)
• 2:40 p.m. - Dismissal for academic day students, return to dorms for boarders, day students doing afternoon activities can return to the Student Center to change if needed.
• 3:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m. (Mon.-Thurs.) - afternoon activities for extended day students and boarders
• 5:00 p.m. - Dismissal for extended day students, boarders enjoy dinner and evening activities with dorms

If Day Students plan to stay for dinner and evening activities, they must notify the dean of students, Sarah Gosse, 978-236-3431, [email protected]

See a more detailed daily schedule and residential schedules in the High School Summer Handbook.

Each student will be assigned an Advisory Leader, who will oversee their study hall and check in with them throughout the summer.   Student schedules will be completed during the week of June 29, and the Program Director, Christina Scanlon, and Academic Dean, Devon Musgrave-Johnson, will provide class schedules on the first day of classes.  All students will be enrolled in Language Arts, Math, Integrated Literacy, and a One-on-One Tutorial. 

For day students, please plan to pick up each day at 5:00 p.m. at the Student Center in the Alexander Building.

• Group Fitness – Wear athletic clothing.
• Marine Explorations – Be prepared to get in the water and have (or plan to purchase upon arrival at school) a mask, snorkel, and fins. You can also bring a fishing pole to leave on campus, but we will have some to use if you do not own one!
• Sea Kayaking/Paddleboarding - Expect to get wet; bring swimsuits, sneakers or crocs, sunglasses/hat, and a towel.
• STEAM - All materials provided. 
• Visual Arts - All materials provided. 

Our High School Summer Handbook has all the information from this website, plus more! Please review it carefully before the summer program begins.

Transportation is the responsibility of parents/guardians. However, Landmark maintains a Carpool directory which you can access in your Family Portal.

To Access Carpool List:

• Sign in to the Family Portal
• In your dashboard make sure you are on "School Home" (from the left-hand navigation). In the "Announcements" section in the middle of the screen, you will find the link to the Carpool Directory.
• Having trouble? Find more instructions here.

If your student will be driving their own car, please submit a request to Sarah Gosse, Summer Program Dean of Students, [email protected], prior to arrival

All students are asked to bring a backpack, laptop, and a scientific calculator. If they don't have a computer, they can use one provided by Landmark. All students will be provided a binder, writing utensils, paper, and other basic school supplies.

If your child is assigned a summer reading book by their academic year school, please send your child with a copy of the book.

If your child is participating in after-school activities, please check the section above for additional supplies that may be needed.

For Landmark's Summer Dress Code, please reference the High School Summer Handbook.

The Student Activity Account is used for weekend activities, trips, and allowance (for boarders). This prepaid account is the easiest way for us to manage funds for our student population. We suggest $200 for day students and $600 for boarders. Monies not used will be returned at the end of the summer program. Please use these instructions to add money.

See the High School Summer Handbook for more information.

Breakfast, morning snack (milkbreak), and lunch are available for all students and are included in the cost of the program. Dinner is included for boarding students. Food is provided by SAGE Dining services. Access online menus here.