Landmark Learns

Landmark Learns hosted a webinar on Navigating the Post-Secondary Process for Students with LD in March of 2022. Below are resources from presentations.

Resources from the Presentation

Presenters:
Suzanne Crossman, Director of Transition and Guidance
Kelly Scimone, Guidance Counselor

Each year, about 94% of Landmark School graduates move on to two- or four-year colleges. While the vast majority of our students attend college, others participate in gap programs or enter the workforce. Our Transition and Guidance Department individualizes the transition process for each student so that they can confidently move toward their post-secondary option. 

Landmark doesn’t wait until junior year to prepare students for life after high school. The transition process begins in ninth grade. Our transition curriculum has a specific focus and theme each year. Learn about the transition process by year and so much more on our Transition and Guidance website.

Join Suzanne Crossman, director of Transition and Guidance at Landmark High School, and guidance counselor Kelly Scimone, as they discuss the many post-secondary options available to students with learning disabilities. They will provide tips and strategies to help you and your student navigate this process.

Presentation Recording

Other Resources

• Landmark School's Transition and Guidance Website
• List of colleges and other post-secondary placements Landmark students have attended.
• Tips to Help You Make the Final Decision
• Landmark360 blog series on Navigating the Post-Secondary Process
• Books
  • Taking Flight - New Book for Parents & Diverse Learners Helps Prepare & Support Non-Traditional Students To Succeed During College

  • 7 Steps for Success: High School to College Transition Strategies for Students with Disabilities

  • Transitioning to College: A Guide for Students with Disabilities (2nd Edition)

  • The K&W Guide to Colleges for Students with Learning Differences - 325+ Schools with Programs or Services for Students with ADHD, ASD, or Learning Differences

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