The House concurrent resolution No. R-91 celebrates the 40th anniversary of Landmark College, the world's first accredited institution specifically designed for individuals with learning differences. Established in 1983 by a dedicated group of educators and community leaders, including future Vermont Governor Peter Shumlin, Landmark College opened its doors to students in 1985. Over the past four decades, the college has expanded its curriculum to include various academic degrees, certificate programs, and professional development opportunities, becoming a global leader in promoting accessibility and inclusion for those who learn differently.

The resolution acknowledges the significant impact Landmark College has had on nearly 11,000 students and professionals from 55 countries, providing them with opportunities for academic and career success. Additionally, it highlights the college's role as a major employer in Putney and southern Vermont. The General Assembly expresses its best wishes for the continued success of Landmark College and directs the Secretary of State to send a copy of the resolution to the institution.