Since 2009, special classrooms for students with severe/multiple disabilities have been operated in Incheon school district, which operation was the first attempt in the country. In this study, 31 parents of the students with severe/multiple disabilities from five classrooms, five special education teachers, and 31 general education classroom teachers were surveyed on the current inclusive education status and their perceptions on it. The survey results were as the followings: First, the students with severe/multiple disabilities stayed for less than one hour a day in inclusive classrooms in most cases. Second, necessary facilities were well established, but materials and tools for teaching and learning were not enough. Nonetheless, parents, special education teachers, and inclusive classroom teachers were satisfied with the current inclusive education practices for their students. Possible policies for operating special classrooms for students with severe/multiple disabilities were suggested.