Tulsa Campus
What to Expect?
Individualized Care for your child
Free of Charge
Expert Education and Therapy
Faith Based Learning
5120 E 36th St, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74135
Little Light House’s Tulsa flagship location has been serving children with special needs and their families for decades, right here in our community. We provide tuition-free educational and therapeutic services that empower children to thrive and give families the support they deserve.
Each classroom at our Tulsa campus is led by a certified Special Education Teacher, supported by two associate teachers, and a dedicated team of certified therapists—including a Speech-Language Pathologist, Physical Therapist, Occupational Therapist, and an Assistive Technology Specialist. Using a transdisciplinary approach, this team creates individualized programs tailored to each child, helping them reach critical developmental milestones and build a strong foundation for the future.
No. You just need a suspicion of a delay, disability, or diagnosis. Once they are on the waitlist they are eligible for our Family Learning Center program. During this process, we will screen your child to see if they are eligible for services in the Developmental Center. If we see that your child is not in need of our services, your teacher or therapist will recommend other resources that are better suited for your child.
Birth through 6 years old. (Must be 6 before August 1st).
No. Thanks to our community of dedicated donors and volunteers, we do not charge tuition. We do ask parents to contribute a monthly supply fee in the Developmental Center and once a semester in the Family Learning Center to ensure our classrooms have resources for in-class activities.
Physical therapy, Occupational therapy, Speech therapy, vision therapy, assistive technologies, and nursing.
No, we are a year-round program. This includes four, three week breaks throughout the year. Please visit the school calendar for more information.
- Developmental Center (DC) students are here from 8:30am-1:00pm, Monday through Thursday.
- Family Learning Center (FLC) students are here once a week, Monday-Thursday, 9:00-11:00am or 12:30-2:30pm.
Full Time classes
Our Approach
Transdisciplinary Approach
Our transdisciplinary team includes physical, occupational, and speech therapists, assistive technology professionals, teachers, associate teachers, and nurses.
These experts work together to provide personalized care and support, helping each child improve their movement, communication, learning, and overall well-being.
Early
Intervention
Early intervention for children with special needs is crucial. By addressing developmental delays early, we can support their rapid brain development and help them reach their full potential.
This also helps bridge gaps with their peers, allowing them to thrive in school and social settings.
Faith Based
The Developmental Center uses its own Bible-based curriculum to guide children with special needs in their educational and spiritual growth.
This curriculum integrates biblical principles into every lesson, fostering a nurturing environment where children and families are supported both spiritually and developmentally.
What parents are saying...
Why Does Early Intervention Matter?
Early intervention is crucial for children with developmental delays or disabilities because it takes advantage of critical brain development periods, leading to improved cognitive, social, and emotional skills. It enhances school readiness, boosts social abilities, and provides essential support and resources for families, empowering them to aid their child’s development.
Additionally, early intervention is cost-effective, reducing the need for more intensive services later on. Early detection and prompt intervention can mitigate or prevent the progression of developmental issues, ultimately fostering healthier, more capable individuals and benefiting society as a whole.
