He is 11-years-old, but he's smarter than most adults. Jaxon Cota of from McKinney is considered profoundly gifted.
His IQ score is 148. He was admitted to MENSA at the age of nine and was just accepted into the Davidson Institute, an organization that helps child geniuses.
“It just kind of makes me feel special, not stand out in a weird way, I just feel like I’m unique, I’m different and I like that,” Jaxon said.
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