text: I don't need to volunteer, I LIVE it. I have two kids whom have special needs.  They both have various behavioral issues, my oldest having more aggressive behaviors...though he's made great improvement in this area. I can't possibly explain to you in the comments section WHY he has these behaviors. NO, he's NOT a student at Mt. I. I can tell you that he certainly DOES have the right to an inclusive education. My husband and I pay the same tax dollars that you do, presumably. Not to mention that little thing called the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. I didn't mean that inclusion is only beneficial to the special needs child, it is. But, it could also be beneficial to your children AND their families. With the Autism rates only getting higher (1 in every 42 boys now), some of whom (not all) will experience these behaviors. So, it's likely that it isn't ONLY in the classroom that your child will be exposed to other kids with behavioral issues.