The Landmark East High School Program (grades 10-12) provides an educational experience that allows students with learning disabilities the opportunity to develop their abilities, skills, and self-confidence such that they can become enthusiastic, independent learners, capable of meeting their full academic, physical, social, and emotional potential. The Landmark East High School Program offers both required and elective courses that follow the philosophy, outcomes, content, scope, and sequence of the Nova Scotia Public School Program high school courses through adaptive strategies specifically designed to meet the needs of individual students with learning disabilities in the areas of methods of instruction and methods of evaluation.

Click here to download the Landmark East High School Course Guide (Revised 2008).

Click here to download the Landmark East High School Preliminary Registration Form.

Being an approved school with the Nova Scotia Department of Education, it is the goal of our High School Program to enable students with learning disabilities to achieve a Nova Scotia High School Graduation Diploma. 

This is facilitated through the benefit of a small pupil-teacher ratio and adaptive instructional and evaluation strategies designed for students with learning disabilities. 

Classes in the High School Program contain 9 or less students.