Lighthouse Autism Center Shining Example: Jon
Meet Lighthouse Autism Center’s Child Spotlight of the Month: Jon.
Meet Jon. When Jon first came to Lighthouse, he could not consistently communicate his wants or needs. He struggled with transitions away from preferred items or activities and did not respond to directions. Jon also did not engage with his peers or take turns with preferred items. Since enrolling at Lighthouse, Jon has made incredible progress.

Jon’s Progress at Lighthouse Autism Center
- Jon can now identify and vocalize his emotions
- Jon can now use 4-5 word sentences to ask for what he wants or to participate in a conversation
- Jon now plays at the playground with other kids, and will even introduce himself to others
Lighthouse Autism Center Staff Perspective
At LAC, we are seeing incredible progress made by our learners every day.
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