Paris reported to be moving to Diamond Acacemy in UT

I know the Sun can be dubious but this is what they're reporting.

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Paris shouldn't be going here!

The Diamond Ranch Academy is a residential treatment center and therapeutic boarding school in Hurricane, Utah. It serves adolescents with various issues, including ADHD predominantly inattentive,[1] using what they call the "Real Life Transition Program", which includes a peer participant judicial system which uses misdemeanors, felonies, citations and fines[2] with an emphasis on the participants solving real life problems. It enrolls young people between 12 and 18 years of age.

Diamond Ranch Academy was founded in Boise, Idaho, in 1999 by Rob and Sherri Dias and later moved to southern Utah, where it occupies a 200-acre ranch.[3][4][5] Enrollees aged 12 to 17 are housed in age- and gender-specific groups on four separate areas of a 200-acre ranch.[3][4][5] Students who have reached the age of 18 before completing the program are housed in a fifth area.[5]

The academy's motto is "Healing Families One Youth at a Time." Its education programs are accredited by the Northwest Accreditation Commission, and its courses generally last between eight and twelve months. Activities include various sports, including interscholastic competition, as well as caring for farm animals.[5] Allegations of unethical treatment of program participants, including medical neglect and sexual abuse, somewhat tarry the academy's reputation, as detailed on a number of websites. [6] The long-lasting impact of Diamond Ranch Academy’s program ranges from students who say the program helped them get off of drugs, to many who report long-lasting negative effects, including panic attacks, post-traumatic stress syndrome, nightmares, flashbacks, trust issues, and diminished self-esteem.

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I just want Paris to get better soon. All the best for her.