Utah School Linked to Paris Hilton's Abuse Claims Loses License
WHO:
CBS News - Paris Hilton alleged she was abused at a boarding school in Utah.
WHAT:
BBC - Regulators cited neglect and the use of unnecessary restraints at the boarding school, which Paris Hilton stated "failed the children."
BBC - The boarding school has stated, "As this is an ongoing matter, we are limited in what we can say at this time."
BBC - The school emphasized its "priority remains providing safe, high-quality care and support for adolescents and their families, and we remain committed to serving those in need."
CBS News - The license of the boarding school was revoked by the state of Utah.
NY Post - Hilton stated that "for more than fifty years, children came forward with stories of abuse, neglect, and trauma."
WHERE:
CBS News - The boarding school is located in Utah.
WHY:
CBS News - The revocation of the school's license was due to its failure to provide applicable health and safety services for clients.
(UPDATED July 8, 2026 06:47 UTC)
Regulators have cited neglect and the use of unnecessary restraints at a boarding school that Paris Hilton has criticized, stating it "failed the children." This revelation comes from a report released by the BBC. The findings highlight serious concerns about the treatment of students at the institution.
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(UPDATED July 8, 2026 05:55 UTC)
The boarding school has released a statement regarding an ongoing matter, noting that they are limited in what they can share at this time. They emphasized that their priority remains providing safe, high-quality care and support for adolescents and their families. The school reiterated its commitment to serving those in need.
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(UPDATED July 8, 2026 04:07 UTC)
Paris Hilton has alleged that she was abused at a boarding school in Utah, where she claims that for more than fifty years, children have come forward with stories of abuse, neglect, and trauma. In response to these allegations, the state of Utah has revoked the school's license due to its failure to provide necessary health and safety services for its clients. This significant development raises serious concerns about the treatment of students at the facility.