To every parent standing in faith declaring advancement over your child
To every parent standing in faith declaring advancement over your child this school year, declare this!
We declare that our children will not remain in environments they have outgrown.
As they progress, they will advance out of old environments.
As they meet goals, new goals will be established.
We declare that they will require less support, and that their environments will reflect that progress.
Our children will be ready to move from special education classrooms into less restrictive environments and general education classrooms in the name of Jesus.
We declare promotion over their lives.
Advancement from the throne of God.
Supernatural growth is their portion.
We declare that none of our children will be held in a placement simply because of where they have previously been.
The Word of God decrees:
For exaltation comes neither from the east nor from the west nor from the south. But God is the Judge: He puts down one, and exalts another.
Psalm 75:6–7
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As a parent who has witnessed the power of faith in supporting my child’s educational journey, I can genuinely affirm how declarations of advancement make a real difference. Believing that your child will not stay stuck in an environment they’ve outgrown is the first step toward unlocking new opportunities. For children with special needs, transitioning from special education classrooms to more inclusive, less restrictive environments can be life-changing. I experienced this firsthand when my child moved into a general education classroom after showing steady progress. It wasn’t just about academics; it was about their self-confidence and independence growing alongside their skills. One important approach is to focus on setting new goals once old ones have been met, just as the article encourages. Continual goal-setting helps children feel motivated and ready for challenges. Also, acknowledging that less support will be needed as they progress empowers both parents and children to expect and prepare for greater independence. I also found strength in the scripture from Psalm 75:6–7, which reminds us that promotion comes from God alone, not by human decree. This spiritual encouragement sustained me through times of uncertainty. Finally, the declaration that "autism will not stop your child from advancing" resonates deeply. Autism or any diagnosis doesn’t define a child’s potential or limit their future. By standing in faith, declaring their progress, and partnering with educators and therapists, parents can be powerful advocates for their child’s advancement throughout the school year and beyond. If you’re a parent making these declarations, stay encouraged and watch how your faith can open doors for your child’s growth and success.