My son attended the high school summer program at Landmark this year. We were so impressed by the…read morecollege's program and information shared on the registration day. The campus is small yet set in expansive beautiful lush green Vermont meadows, cafeteria food was awesome, dorm buildings were typical but clean. They had a nice cocktail reception for the parents at the end of the information session and we got to say goodbye to the kids one more time. My son hardly called or texted tho it was one of his tasks during the 3 week program and by the end of first week he declared that he didn't miss home! There were several residential assistants some of whom were alumni of the college and they were very responsive and picked up calls at first ring and helped my son with misplaced phone, messages, etc. My son flew back to LA by himself and Landmark shuttle made sure he got to his flight desk. Landmark has a transition program in San Mateo, CA, I hope they have another campus on the west coast in near future. With so many neurodiversity on the rise among children these types of institutions are absolutely a necessity!

this place's college prep summer camp was one of the worst experiences of my life and that's saying…read moresomething considering my first suicide attempt was done at ten years old. food was pretty good though.

The Putney School is a great place to experience high school! The students are from all over the…read moreworld, which adds so much to life and just to the way one learns about everything. From working in the barns and the dining room, and living in the dorms one learns about oneself AND about others. I love the mentoring experience, and that dozens of kids are from international backgrounds which lets me learn in new ways from both the faculty AND the students. A terrific place!

hello i had dinner at the KDU last night. Terrible service. Danny O'Brian was our waiter, he LIED…read moreto us about the origin of all the food. He told one of our dinner mates that the chicken was full of gluten and she could not eat the chicken. But later he revealed that it was in fact not glutenous. disappointed to say the least.

Heard good things from colleagues so applying for a semester program. So far communication good and…read moreapplication process simple. If my child gets into the program then a full review will be done.

My son will do his 5th expedition this summer. He has had a blast starting with Introduction to…read moreAventure. He has a blast every year. The best combination of fellow campers and staff. Of course there have been hiccups but given the itineraries and mother nature's ways of showing who is in charge, it is not surprising. The Waldorfy underpinnings add a welcome cell phone free layer of kindness and self-discovery

We found service to be inconsistent, unreliable or unresponsive. A few no shows or same day…read morecancellations. Will wind up seeking another provider.

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