Dyslexia can impact a student's self-esteem. Landmark School aims to change that.

Landmark School in Beverly creates a safe space for students with language based learning disabilities. For Jessica Hoag, 17, she found a place where she received the help she needed. For many in Massachusetts, that's not always the case.
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[@kathleencoffin3693]

Such a great job, Jessica! I’m so proud of you.

[@angelaeisenhardt41755]

I have dyslexia and they didn't figure it out until I was like 13 years old and thank goodness my parents could afford a tutor so that helped and I enjoy reading now, but I still like to read what I want to read abd not what other people tell me to read, but that didn't help my self-esteem and it still hurts to think about some of the way teachers and students treated me in school. It took a long time for me to love myself and I'm sure that may have had something to do with it.