Landmark School Outreach Program

Landmark School's mission is to empower students with specific learning disabilities (SLDs), such as dyslexia, to reach their educational and social potential through an exemplary school program complemented by assessment, research, outreach, and training. Building on Landmark School's proven model, the Landmark School Outreach Program (Outreach) was established in 1977. Outreach's mission is to empower students with SLDs by offering educators meaningful and effective professional development grounded in theory and practice. 

Outreach currently partners with 60 schools and 5,000 educators—public and independent schools and educators—and, in turn, indirectly serves 85,000 students on average per year. Outreach supports schools’ and teachers’ efforts to design instruction to help students access the curriculum and build skills in each of the four domains of language: listening, speaking, reading, and writing.

Outreach seeks to help educators enhance their instruction of students with SLD through three program components: 1) Online Learning; 2) Summer Institutes; and 3) School and District Partnerships.