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Paris Jackson Won't Return Home Until Christmas

paris-jackson-on-own.jpg Roger Friedman has reported on his website that Paris Jackson, Michael's daughter, will not be spending Thanksgiving this year with her family. Fifteen-year-old Paris attempted suicide earlier this summer by cutting her wrist. She was then hospitalized and subsequently sent to an undisclosed boarding school outside the city. It has been reported that she was sent to a school in Utah known for its strict regulations, though this has not been confirmed. Friedman writes that Paris will not be spending today's holiday with her family and is instead going on a field trip with her classmates. Friedman did not reveal the location of the trip but said he would write about where they spent the holiday once they returned to school. Katherine Jackson is a Jehovah's Witness and does not celebrate holidays. Paris, Prince, and Blanket have spent special occasions with friends or other relatives since their father's passing. Yesterday, TMZ reported that Debbie Rowe and Katherine Jackson had met at Paris's school to discuss her condition. A source says Debbie Rowe herself tipped off TMZ about the meeting but said nothing to them about the field trip. Friedman writes that Paris has had difficulty adjusting to the rules and regulations of her new school. Students must earn points to gain the right to watch television, use the internet, call home, and spend time with peers. These points are earned through hygiene, discipline, punctuality, good behavior, and similar criteria. Friedman writes that although Paris had missed previous outings, she has now earned enough points to join the other students on the trip. Paris intends to return home for Christmas, and school administrators are closely monitoring her behavior to see whether she earns the necessary points. If Paris wins the approval of the school's teachers and supervisors, she will be home for Christmas. Source: eMJey.com / showbiz411