A school in Australia has allowed one of its students to be non-verbal in class and behave like a cat, as per her wishes. The unnamed teenage girl, who is in Year 8, is reportedly allowed to act like a feline and be non-verbal at the private school in Melbourne, as long as it does not become a distraction to the other classmates. According to the Herald Sun, the school, which has called the girl "phenomenally bright," has stated that some of their students have displayed a range of identity and mental health issues. “Our approach is always unique to...
