After an intensive period of planning and construction, classes have begun in the new school building of the Betty Hirsch School Center of the Nikolauspflege in Stuttgart. On the traditional and topographically challenging site at Kräherwald, a fully accessible school building has been created—tailored to the needs of blind, visually impaired, multiply disabled, and deafblind children, as well as students without disabilities. The building sets new standards for inclusive education: flexible learning spaces, clear orientation aids, safe movement zones, and modern technical equipment provide ideal conditions for collaborative learning and self-directed education. A future-oriented place of learning that not only enables participation—but actively embodies it.