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-State of Vermont
-House of Representatives
-Montpelier, Vermont
-Concurrent House Resolution
-H.C.R. 71
-Offered by Representative Mrowicki of Putney
-Offered by Senators Harrison and Hashim
-House concurrent resolution celebrating the 40th anniversary of the first class at Landmark College and
-extending best wishes for continued academic success
-Whereas, individuals who learn differently—whether due to autism, dyslexia, attention deficit disorders,
-executive function challenges, or otherwise—have historically faced major impediments to fair, accessible, and
-quality education, and
-Whereas, until four decades ago, there were not any accredited higher education institutions designed and
-built exclusively for individuals who learn differently, and in response to the need for this type of school, in
-1983, a committed team of educators, philanthropists, and community leaders, including then Putney Select
-Board member and future V ermontGovernor Peter Shumlin, himself dyslexic and unable to read until he was
-14 years of age, established Landmark College in Putney, V ermont, and
-Whereas, Landmark College accepted its first students in the fall of 1985 and quickly became the world’s
-first accredited college for individuals with learning disabilities and learning differences, and
-Whereas, over its 40-year history, Landmark College has broadened the curriculum to include other
-academic degrees and certificate programs, academic development and college-preparatory programs for high
-school students, and professional development and certificate programs for educators, and
-Whereas, in addition to the academic courses, Landmark College is a global leader in advancing
-accessibility, inclusion, and opportunity for those who learn differently, and
-Whereas, nearly 11,000 students and professionals from 55 countries have studied at Landmark College,
-opening new doors of opportunity for those who learn differently and preparing them for academic and career
-success, and
-Whereas, the school is the largest employer in Putney and one of the largest year-round employers in
-southern V ermont, and
-Whereas, the outstanding achievements of Landmark College serve as a glowing testament to the dedication
-and perseverance of all those associated with this unusual and respected higher education institution, now
-therefore be it
-Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives:
-That the General Assembly celebrates the 40th anniversary of the first class at Landmark College and
-extends best wishes for continued academic success, and be it further
-Resolved: That the Secretary of State be directed to send a copy of this resolution to Landmark College.
+H.C.R.71 (Act R-91)
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+House concurrent resolution celebrating the 40th anniversary of the first class at Landmark College and extending best wishes for continued academic success
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+Sponsors:
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+Rep.  Michael Mrowicki,
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+Sen.  Wendy Harrison, Sen.  Nader Hashim,
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+Last Recorded Action: 4/16/2025 - Ceremonial Reading
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+Committee Activity - Meeting Full List
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+Regular Session 2025-2026
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+No meeting history found for H.C.R.71 in the Regular Session 2025-2026.