We invite any high school, middle school, or college student who dreams of being a more confident and better prepared learner to explore our summer programs.
- Financial aid is available in most programs to qualifying students.
- A diagnosed learning disability is not required to participate in our summer programs.
Putney, Vermont Programs
Who Should Attend? Sixth, seventh, and eighth graders seeking to improve executive function.
July 5 – 9, 2021
Cost: $300 per student (discount available for siblings)
Two different tracks in athletics or arts & crafts. Each helps students:
- Connect mind with movement for better learning outcomes
- Better understand their strengths as a student
- Acquire skills and tools they can use in school
This is a day program (9 a.m. – 3 p.m.) suitable for families vacationing in area or within driving distance of Putney, Vermont.
Who Should Attend?
Rising high school juniors and seniors who find it challenging to keep pace academically and want the chance to experience college.
July 11 – 31, 2021
Cost: $5,680—Traditional Track or $6,855—Social Pragmatics Track
(includes room, board, and activities)
Landmark College’s High School Summer Program offers students the chance to experience college life as members of a learning community focused on academic achievement, mutual respect, and personal change and growth.
Our Social Pragmatics Track draws on the evidence-based PEERS® curriculum to support students with autism or similar diagnoses.
Who Should Attend?
Recent high school graduates preparing to enter college in the fall. (Admission to a college other than LC is required to participate.)
July 18 – 31, 2021
Cost: $3,825 (includes room, board, and activities)
This program focuses on preparing college-bound high school graduates—through practice and exposure—for their crucial first semester of college.
Students are immersed in a living and learning experience that offers a real taste of college-level work and the challenges they will encounter as new college students. Students develop a clear understanding of their learning strengths and needs, while discovering various resources and self-advocacy aids that will assist them in the transition to college.
Who Should Attend?
Current college students who are struggling to find solid academic success.
July 11 – August 14, 2021
Cost: $7,900* (includes room, board, and activities)
This program builds executive function skills, and helps students develop the comprehension, writing, and executive function skills needed to return to their home college and find success.
Participating students can earn up to 3 college credits, depending on their chosen area of study.
*Physical Education courses are an additional cost.
Online Programs
July 26 – 30, 2021
Cost: $1,850
Earns 3 college credits
This program is for recent high school graduates or current college students looking to gain skills and build confidence before the fall semester.
Landmark College’s experienced faculty will help you discover:
- What science shows us about what we can do to improve our attention, memory, and motivation
- Specific strategies and technologies that can support your skills in notetaking, reading, writing, memory, and organization as a successful college student
Landmark College will offer a series of one-day workshops that help parents better support their student.
Dates and topics TBD. Click the above link for information and recordings of last year’s workshops.
Get in touch with me to learn more about the right option for your student and check that summer planning item off your New Year’s to-do list.
