Landmark School | Day and Boarding School for Dyslexia and Language Based Learning Disabilities in Massachusetts

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Educating students in grades 2-12 with language-based learning disabilities, such as dyslexia. Learn more about us.

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Events


August 31	HS	Residential Orientation
September 2	EMS	EMS Faculty Report
September 3	EMS	EMS No School
September 6	EMS	EMS Labor Day: No School
September 7	EMS	EMS Students Arrive (Half-Day)

Informational Visits

HS Informational Visit: Wednesday, September 15
Elementary & Middle School Informational Visit: Thursday, September 30

Athletics

Complete schedules available for HS Athletics or EMS Athletics.


September 14	HS	Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Waring	3:45 pm
September 15	HS	Boys Varsity Soccer vs. Beaver Country Day	4:00 pm
September 15	HS	Boys Junior Varsity Soccer vs. Beaver Country Day	4:00 pm
September 17	HS	Boys Varsity Soccer @ Concord Academy	3:45 pm
September 20	HS	Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Montrose	4:00 pm
September 20	HS	Girls Junior Varsity Soccer @ Cambridge School of Weston	4:00 pm

Programs that reflect Landmark's skill-based teaching strategies for remediation of language-based learning disabilities.

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Landmark School is a leading educational, training, and research institution located on Boston's North Shore. Students who attend Landmark School have been diagnosed with language-based learning disabilities such as; dyslexia, executive function disorder, written and/or expressive language disorder among others. Landmark features a one-to-one tutorial for each student, everyday. Landmark Outreach trains nearly 500 special education teachers each year and conducts research studies collaborating with some of New England's premier colleges and universities.