The goal of any educational program is to help its students to maximize their fullest potential in inclusive environments. For many students with disabilities, having an inclusive environment seems to be an ideal policy. Ironically, this policy continues to be debatable and controversial. Sometimes, the controversy or debate dominates the real mission, making the ideal goal unrealistic. Because of the condition of their disabilities, students experience educational professionals and service providers who not only downplay their capabilities and willingness to live a "normal" life, but also exclude them in educational processes. To increase normalcy in their lives, it is important that they are educated with their typical peers in environments that are accessible, equitable, and inclusive. This is the premise of this article.