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Back to Paris's future: there's a report that her family is considering transferring her to a high school for the performing arts, which would seem like a much better fit for her than the school where she apparently has been very unhappy. Kids who are performers and/or artistic types often are much more tolerant and accepting of others' individual differences, and Paris's background would not be so much of a novelty in such a school. I think it would be a good fit for her, and hope this is more than a rumor.
Back to Paris's future: there's a report that her family is considering transferring her to a high school for the performing arts, which would seem like a much better fit for her than the school where she apparently has been very unhappy. Kids who are performers and/or artistic types often are much more tolerant and accepting of others' individual differences, and Paris's background would not be so much of a novelty in such a school. I think it would be a good fit for her, and hope this is more than a rumor.
hope it happens. Now that a judge is intervening maybe she will be on the right path...
Back to Paris's future: there's a report that her family is considering transferring her to a high school for the performing arts, which would seem like a much better fit for her than the school where she apparently has been very unhappy. Kids who are performers and/or artistic types often are much more tolerant and accepting of others' individual differences, and Paris's background would not be so much of a novelty in such a school. I think it would be a good fit for her, and hope this is more than a rumor.
Back to Paris's future: there's a report that her family is considering transferring her to a high school for the performing arts, which would seem like a much better fit for her than the school where she apparently has been very unhappy. Kids who are performers and/or artistic types often are much more tolerant and accepting of others' individual differences, and Paris's background would not be so much of a novelty in such a school. I think it would be a good fit for her, and hope this is more than a rumor.
This article mentions that she is going to another school.
The photo of Mark Lester as a child certainly resembles Prince Michael but there are no photos of Mark Lester where there is any resemblance between Paris and Mark.
Back to Paris's future: there's a report that her family is considering transferring her to a high school for the performing arts, which would seem like a much better fit for her than the school where she apparently has been very unhappy. Kids who are performers and/or artistic types often are much more tolerant and accepting of others' individual differences, and Paris's background would not be so much of a novelty in such a school. I think it would be a good fit for her, and hope this is more than a rumor.
Oh GOD yeah! This is just the move that needs to be made. And also, have her Twitter monitored by an adult, too... (ALL teens need to have their social media strictly monitored/limited, IMO. That's what my uncle did with his girls until they both turned 18. It worked. They were so into other activities in their lives, it barely mattered anyway.)
I wish her the best.... I keep drifting to what Michael would think if he were here. He probably sees it from another angle where he is at, and knows all is well, but if he were here and this were happening, he'd be devastated.
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(ALL teens need to have their social media strictly monitored/limited, IMO. That's what my uncle did with his girls until they both turned 18. It worked. They were so into other activities in their lives, it barely mattered anyway.) 
