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Utah revoked the Provo Canyon School license in Springville for multiple health- and safety-related noncompliance issues, including staff-to-client ratios, unnecessary restraints, neglect, and failing to verify background checks, with 15 days to request a hearing and services to be terminated by Aug. 6; the move follows Paris Hilton’s decades-long abuse allegations and ongoing scrutiny of the troubled-teen industry.
The palace confirmed that Prince George will attend Eton College, marking his return to boarding school and fulfilling Princess Kate’s long-standing fears about him being away from home for his education.
Prince George will start at Eton College as a boarder in September at age 13, following his father’s footsteps. The historic private school, known for its extensive boarding and notable alumni, costs around £63,000 per year. The announcement sparked debate about private versus state education, but Kensington Palace framed the move as the best preparation for life as a modern royal.
Prince George is set to begin attending Eton College this September, continuing his royal education at one of the UK's premier boarding schools.
Earl Spencer revealed that he required residential treatment to address the trauma he experienced while writing his memoir, which details the abuse he endured at boarding school. He also shared that speaking with others who had similar experiences provided solace, and the school expressed regret for the negative experiences recounted in the book.
Charles Spencer, the younger brother of Princess Diana, revealed in his new memoir, "A Very Private School," that he was sexually abused as a child at an elite English boarding school. He detailed the alleged trauma he endured and the brutal experiences of abuse and loneliness. Spencer hopes the school will address its past in an honest way and encourages others with similar experiences to come forward.
A fire broke out in a dormitory at a boarding school for elementary students in central Henan province, China, resulting in the tragic deaths of 13 third-grade students. The remaining 16 students were safely evacuated. The cause of the fire is under investigation, and the school's owner has been detained. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about fire safety in China, particularly in educational and public facilities.
"The Holdovers," directed by Alexander Payne and starring Paul Giamatti, takes place in a 1970s boarding school during Christmas break. Giamatti plays a curmudgeonly instructor overseeing a group of students who couldn't go home for the holidays. The film explores the dynamics between the instructor and the remaining students, as well as their personal journeys and connections. With sharp comedy, emotional finesse, and strong performances, "The Holdovers" offers a pungent and engaging portrayal of these characters' lives during the festive season.
"The Holdovers" is a heartwarming comedy-drama set in a New England prep school during the winter break of 1970. Anchored by Paul Giamatti's crotchety instructor character, the film explores the need for gentleness with others and ourselves. As the story unfolds, the central trio of characters form a makeshift family and learn to cope with their own personal struggles. Directed by Alexander Payne, the film delves into themes of mental health, trauma, privilege, and entitlement, offering a nuanced and timely narrative. "The Holdovers" opens in theaters on October 27.
Kate Middleton is reportedly "heartbroken" over the decision to send her eldest son, Prince George, to boarding school, as she believes it goes against their efforts to modernize the monarchy. Despite her disagreement, Prince William has "finally won" the argument, and George will be attending Eton College, the prestigious boarding school that William and Prince Harry also attended. Kate, who had a difficult experience at her own boarding school, is concerned about George's well-being. However, the school is conveniently located near their new home, allowing for weekend visits. The decision has caused tension between Kate and William, with concerns that their other children may also be sent away in the future.
Prince William and Kate Middleton are reportedly feuding over whether to send their eldest son, Prince George, to boarding school when he turns 13. Kate is against the idea, believing it goes against their efforts to modernize the monarchy and fearing George may experience bullying. However, William has won the argument, and George himself is excited about attending boarding school. The school is conveniently located near their new home, allowing George to come home on weekends and spend time with his younger siblings. The disagreement has caused tension between William and Kate, with Kate feeling torn and lonely in her role in the monarchy.
Actress Busy Philipps has revealed that her eldest child, Birdie, is heading off to boarding school at the age of 15. Philipps, who shares Birdie with her ex-husband Marc Silverstein, admitted to struggling with the idea of her child leaving home but expressed confidence in Birdie's ability to succeed. The couple, who still live together to co-parent their children, have been supportive of Birdie's decision, with Philipps acknowledging that if boarding school doesn't work out, they will reassess. She also highlighted the benefits of socialization for Birdie, particularly after the challenges of the pandemic. Philipps emphasized that no parent is perfect and that imperfections make children more interesting.
Archaeologists are excavating a field in Genoa, Nebraska, believed to contain the lost cemetery of a Native American boarding school. No remains were found on the first day of digging, contradicting a press release from the Lincoln Indian Center claiming the discovery of ancestral American Indian children's remains. The State Archaeology Office and the Nebraska Commission on Indian Affairs will determine the fate of any remains found, which could be reburied or returned to their tribes, though identifying the tribes may pose a challenge.
Prince George, who will turn 10 next month, might enroll at Eton College, where his father and uncle studied, as soon as he is able. To get into the exclusive boarding school, they must register by June 30 of the school year the boy turns 10. Currently, George attends Lambrook School with his younger siblings Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. Eton is a boarding school, but George will similarly be able to visit his family in nearby Windsor.
Prince George visited Eton College with his parents, Prince William and Kate Middleton. The all-boys boarding school is located near Windsor Castle, and it's possible that Prince George may attend in three years when he turns 13. Currently, he attends Lambrook Primary School with his younger siblings. Eton is a school with a long history of royal attendance, including Prince William and his younger brother Prince Harry.