6-Year-Old Prodigy Chandler Hughes Joins Mensa, Recognized as One of the Smartest in the World
Chandler's parents noticed his prodigious abilities from an early age, revealing that he began reading at just 1 year and 9 months old. By the time he was in pre-kindergarten, he had already surpassed second-grade reading and math levels.
AKACHI NOEL 
In an extraordinary achievement, 6-year-old genius Chandler Hughes from Texas has become the youngest American to join Mensa, the world's largest high-IQ society, after scoring over 99% on his entry test.
Chandler's parents noticed his prodigious abilities from an early age, revealing that he began reading at just 1 year and 9 months old. By the time he was in pre-kindergarten, he had already surpassed second-grade reading and math levels. Chandler recently qualified for Mensa membership, an organization for highly intelligent individuals, requiring an approved intelligence test score at or above the 98th percentile.
Chandler's father expressed pride in his son's achievements and mentioned their plans to support him further, emphasizing the importance of socialization. Chandler, with aspirations to become a Medical Doctor, wishes to help sick people.
In a supportive community and educational environment, Chandler is poised to continue his remarkable journey, showcasing his exceptional intellect and determination at such a young age.
