Court orders Puerto Montt Jesuit school to re-enroll expelled autistic child

A court ordered a Jesuit school in Puerto Montt to re-enroll an autistic child expelled for disciplinary reasons. The Court of Appeals found the school's decision illegal and arbitrary, violating the child's right to education and equality. The school failed to provide necessary support for his neurodivergent condition. The ruling establishes that neurodivergence cannot be grounds for exclusion from education, setting a precedent for inclusive practices in schools.