Community Town Hall on School Exclusion

Why This Conversation Matters

Inclusion Saskatchewan’s report, Unseen Impacts: The Reality of School Exclusion for Students with Disabilities in Saskatchewan, estimated that approximately 1,250–1,350 students with disabilities were excluded from attending school full-time during the 2024–25 school year. (Read full report here: Unseen Impacts: The Reality of School Exclusion for Students with Disabilities in Saskatchewan)

Behind every number is a child missing opportunities to learn and belong, and a family working to find the support they need.

This town hall will bring together people with different experiences and perspectives to explore what is working, where support falls short and how schools, health services, disability supports and community organizations can work better together.

What to Expect

• Families’ experiences and perspectives on school exclusion.
• A moderated conversation about barriers, supports and opportunities for change.
• Ideas for strengthening collaboration across education, health and community services.
• An opportunity to contribute to a shared conversation about helping every child belong.

One morning won’t solve everything—but it can be a meaningful start.

Who Should Attend?

We welcome parents and caregivers, educators, disability advocates, health and mental health professionals, community agencies, businesses and government representatives.

Whether you have lived experience, support children in your work or want to help build a more inclusive community, your perspective matters.