Another Sex Abuse Case Brought to Light at Landmark

Court documents brought to the forefront last week revealed another sexual abuse scandal at Landmark School in the early 90s, this time involving Rowley public figure Curtis Bryant, the Boston Globe is reporting. 

The news stems a month after several alumni accused a former staff member of sexually assaulting them in the late 1970s or early 1980s. 

While records had been impounded, last week the state ­Supreme Judicial Court denied Bryant's lawyers, the school, and the victim's final attempt to keep it that way, the outlet reported.

“We are equally committed to making sure we address the harms caused in Landmark’s past and learn from those events as we move forward,’’ school spokesman Peter Mancusi said in a statement.

Founded in 1971, Landmark School is a co-educational, grade 2 through 12 private school with a dedication to students with language-based learning disabilities.

Read the full story on Boston.com here.