Paris Jackson 'Thriving And Happy' At Boarding School After Suicide Attempt, Chatting To Family Via Video

Michael Jackson's only daughter, Paris, 15, is thriving at her boarding school located outside of California, and regularly video chats with her family, RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting.

It's a remarkable turn around in the teenager's life, after a suicide attempt earlier this summer.

"Paris is absolutely thriving and happy at the boarding school. She is making friends, and it's wonderful to see, given the darkness that had taken over her life. Paris regularly video chats with grandmother, Katherine, biological mom, Debbie Rowe, and her brothers," a family source told RadarOnline.com.

"Her access to the Internet is strictly monitored. The students at the school come from very diverse backgrounds, and Paris is treated just like everyone else, which she truly loves."

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RadarOnline.com obtained the first images of the teen that showed a happier and healthier Paris, who is benefitting from her time at a private therapeutic boarding school.

Paris was snapped on July 18 at the school’s graduation ceremony – surrounded by newfound friends who have shared similar struggles, as they bid farewell some of the school’s alumni.

RadarOnline.com is not revealing the location of the rural school to protect Paris' privacy.

The school bills itself as a residential treatment facilities for troubled teen girls with various problems. Surrounded by breathtaking mountain views and soaring plains, it’s a far cry from Paris’ hectic life under the microscope in Los Angeles.

The plan is "for Paris to remain at the school for the next term. The most important thing for Paris is to have stability, a routine, and be in a safe environment so she can deal with her issues," the insider told RadarOnline.com.