Under the trend of mainstreaming and inclusion, more and more students with disabilities are integrated in regular classrooms where they learn with nondisabled peers. A lot of studies indicated that these students with disabilities integrated in regular classrooms encounter with some learning difficulties and need assistance. This research detected learning needs of students with disabilities, and found out what kind of assistance needed on remedial instruction for them. Then, the researcher evaluated the effects of the current compensatory education programs for meeting needs of students with disabilities. Based on these findings, are researcher made a suggestion of compensatory education programs for students with disabilities. This study was implemented into two stages. Eight hundred and forty teachers working in regular classrooms in elementary and junior high schools were selected as the subjects of the first stage. Questionnaire was used to survey their opinions regarding what kind of assistance needed on compensatory education for students with disabilities, and the effects of the currents compensatory education programs for meeting their needs. During the second stage, the researcher selected 20 subjects from 840 teachers, together with 10 parents, and 5 educational administrators in order to collect the more detailed information about the above research purposes. The study showed that the adjustment problems of students with disabilities included "unable to follow learning pace, having unsuitable life habits, performing behavior problems and so on". In addition, the types and number of compensatory education programs implemented for students with disabilities were restricted on the district or school level. The compensatory education program delivered mostly was after class remedial instruction for students with having significantly low learning ability. The effects of the compensatory education programs were reported to be moderately helpful for students with disabilities. However, the types and number of compensatory education programs implemented for students with disabilities were multiple and effective on the classroom level. Finally, the researcher made suggestions of a comprehensive remedial instruction program for students with disabilities, how to work it out based on these findings.