Catholic schools across the Archdiocese of St. Louis are strengthening their commitment to inclusive education, expanding opportunities for students with special needs to learn and thrive alongside their peers. A recent survey confirms that Catholic schools are seeing a growing demand for special education services and have increased efforts to support students with diverse learning needs. 

Inclusive education is a way of “ensuring that we’re living out a Catholic mission through honoring the dignity of a person and what it truly means to be pro-life and respecting the dignity of all human life,” said Kimberly Huelsing, director of special education and inclusion with the archdiocesan Office of Catholic Education and Formation. 

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