It seems that only yesterday, there were groups of students: nerds with books, and jocks that love football. But today, this separation is no longer a thing and students communicate with each other without labels.

That breakfast club, jock, nerd, etc is dying out. Most kids hardly do that anymore, and all kinda intermingle in various ways. They do have their own friend groups, but they are far more diverse with it. © MisterCoffeeDonut / Reddit
Everyone hangs out with whomever they want to be with. I fit into the stereotype of a nerd, yet I often talk to the popular girls or the jocks. The other fellow nerds in my grade also associate themselves with other students from different stereotypes, like the artists or theater kids. There aren’t any divisions anymore; people hang out with those they find interesting (which leads to huge groups of nerds/dancers/jocks/etc). © Jana Rubio / Quora
In my school, we don’t have any real divisions. Anyone can be friends with anyone. I used to think cliques were only a thing of the past or only in movies, because I’ve never experienced them myself. © Ben Johnson / Quora

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