This study aims to show, using a qualitative analysis, how a special school for the mentally retarded, tentatively named Pureun School, attempted to solve the dilemma between high quality education and social integration, when a teacher with totally blind visual impairment was assigned to it. Based on the interviews with the physically challenged teacher, teaching assistants for special education, colleague teachers, and school managers, The Result of this study presents that they went through the following process: facing institutional inadequacies, feeling sorry and burden, falling into confusion, adopting a realistic attitude toward the situation, reasonable adjustment, and improving capability. According to the government policy encouraging the employment of physically disabled teachers, the number of the physically challenged teachers are growing every year. Given this fact, the findings of this article have implications for the practical support the handicapped teachers and the schools where they will work.