ELKHORN, Neb. (KMTV) — A test taken by all Elkhorn Public Schools students has earned one 9-year-old boy a membership into Mensa, an organization known for recognizing exceptional intelligence.
- Alex Oliva-Aristotelous scored in the 99th percentile of his age group for a test called the Cognitive Abilities Test.
- Mensa is the largest and oldest high-IQ society in the world.
- Because of Alex’s score, he’ll join the High Ability Learner program in the Elkhorn School District.
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A test taken by all Elkhorn Public Schools students has earned one 9-year-old boy a membership into Mensa, an organization known for recognizing exceptional intelligence.
That’s Alex Oliva-Aristotelous as a toddler, singing the ABCs…