
Landmark is a small college in Putney, Vermont. After years in a baffling academic sea, the men and women who study there
compare it to a beacon – a sign of land.
Pedestrian learners aren’t admitted here.
Students bear the badges of ADD/HD,
Aspergers-Syndrome, Nonverbal Learning
Differences, and Dyslexia. It’s unfortunate
we commoners can’t share this campus.
We’d likely discover incredible things
about learning, the world, and ourselves here. Some travelers see lighthouses as quaint attractions. A friend collects miniature versions, Currituck Beach,
Bloody point, Bodie Island Light, conical replicas of
the seafarer’s solace. Putney is an inland village. The
Landmark campus draws international travelers who know they will find their way,
just as their ancestors did, given light to follow ashore.